The sound of the TARDIS arriving is an unmistakable — and distinctive — sign that the Doctor is near. But, while the sound may be alien, it turns out that its origins are decidedly earthbound. After ...
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who, WhoSounds has created the first ever Tardis speaker system – a 2.1 stereo speaker unit with Bluetooth connectivity that costs a pretty penny at £150. It ...
It seems difficult for most fans to remember a time when the TARDIS didn't make its trademark wheezes upon materialisation and dematerialisation, but, in actuality, there was quite a long period ...
Brian Hodgson (centre right) created the sound of the Daleks and the Tardis A broken-down Sunday school piano and the key to a mother's front door were the unlikely origins to unlocking one of the ...
The iconic BBC Radiophonic Workshop, formerly based in the BBC's Maida Vale Studios, is set to give fans of franchises such as Doctor Who, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, and Living Planet an ...
Jon of JustJon Online built a Lego TARDIS for an upcoming BrickFair he is attending . That alone warrants serious geek cred, but he didn't stop there. Using an Arduino and an Adafruit Wave Shield he ...
Speaking of the TARDIS's iconic vworpvworp-ing, many don't actually know how the sound was originally created: by scraping a house key over piano wires. Brian Hodgson, a BBC Radiophonics Workshop ...
A broken-down Sunday school piano and the key to a mother's front door were the unlikely origins to unlocking one of the most recognisable sounds in Doctor Who history. But for Brian Hodgson, a former ...
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