The Chronological History of the Doctor Who Theme - The Lost Themes 

Is it really ever over though? 🤔

@@Tweetlord it's far from being all over 😏

@@Dyloneth 😂

Framestore made the titles for series 5. I believe the master is either what they got to base the titles of or what they released.

These are mixes I was informed about. I thought I wrote in the differences but it appears I didn't. Space Museum mixes are 2 weird themes to the broadcast openings of episode 1 and 4. They feature extra hiss lines (for whatever reason). Curse of Peladon - Theme is weirdly pitched which is only on this story (broadcast). Paradise Towers Opening Part One - season 1 was broadcast in mono but for some reason part one's intro has a much more prominent bassline. 1996 Theme - Convention Mix, a slightly different variation of the TV Film Title Music. 2005 Opening Theme - Series 1 is slightly different than series 2 for the opening and closing themes. Series 2 has a falling horn sound before the Tardis switches vortexes ... Series 1 did not. 2005 closing themes (various, just differences in which I have to analyze again later). Time Crash - oddly mixed opening theme edit. Dreamland - more weirdly mixed edits. Framestore 2010 Master - the mix that Framestore had for their title sequence, lower pitched than the normal master. 2013 Cold War - the only episode to feature the proper full opening mix. The difference is at the very end of the theme, it's shortened in the other stories. These are the mixes I missed when compiling (of which I didn't even notice) but they're worth noting within the history since they're 1 offs.

The whole thing I did was to properly display the History of the Theme Tunes (which was a lot of research to properly compile everything and checking against the Radiophonic Workshop Archives Library Numbers and Broadcast/DVD/Bluray mixes) and their edits throughout the 60 year history. There's some minor differences, which granted don't really need to be in there but when you line them up - those minor differences tell a story and actually change the perception from minor to major difference. Naturally, there's plenty more in the future (classic bluray remixes and edits) as well the 60th Anniversary Theme(s). Lots of good stuff!

@@Tweetlord tyvm for this, was not expecting as complete a resoponse but thanks! i've been enjoying these everytime they pop up in my recommended :>

@@ms.antithesis Glad you're enjoying them! :) There's more on the way in the coming weeks!

@@Tweetlord i feel like the droning from the space museum was due to a faulty telecine machine

These are themes I missed the first time round of doing each era. The Opening Theme I used for Part 10 was indeed the 2006 Version, not the 2005 version.

I do but I cannot share them due to Dominic Glynn's wishes, I must respect that request from him.

Cold war theme is missing some elements from the beginning bit. Paradise towers seems to have a slightly different bass and different spacey sounds, and some of the 2005 themes were made digitally and some were partially performed by a live orchestra i believe. There are also some minor differences between some of the notes and/or percussion

​@@grg-productions Cold War has an extended part of the theme at the end. The opening parts that are missing were only present for "The Snowmen"

I can't quite put my finger on it but something seems missing from the middle 8

@@OktaimansI see what’s up now! Added TARDIS sound, and sting after the middle 8

Bass sounds strange as well

The difference is that Paradise Towers Part One has a much more prominent bassline than the original 87 theme.