‘We’re projecting into the future’: sounds of BBC Radiophonic Workshop made available for public use

<p>Software goes on sale that replicates the distinctive analogue sounds of celebrated unit where Doctor Who theme was created</p><p>With its banks of bafflingly complex equipment, and staff members that were among the most progressive musical minds in the UK, the BBC Radiophonic Workshop was a laboratory of 20th-century sound that produced endless futuristic effects for use in TV and radio – most memorably, the ghostly wail of the Doctor Who theme.</p><p>Now, the Workshop’s considerable archive of equipment is being recreated in new software, allowing anyone to evoke the same array of analogue sound that its pioneering engineers once did.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/music/2025/feb/19/were-projecting-into-the-future-sounds-of-bbc-radiophonic-workshop-made-available-for-public-use-spitfire-audio">Continue reading...</a>