A few tracks reworked with subtle sounds added and tweaked from the 1978 album 'BBC Sound Effects No.19 - Doctor Who Sound Effects'. (See individual track descriptions for details)

Doctor Who Sound Effects (Redux)

This is a 6.50 minute audio clip of the TARDIS taking off from the interior and inflight as with the landing interior all put together.

Doctor Who | TARDIS | 2013 Interior Flight (6 Minutes) |

A reworking of the Dalek Hatching Tanks on Skaro from the 1978 album 'BBC Sound Effects No.19 - Doctor Who Sound Effects'.  
Although initially pretty close to the televised sound effect as featured in the serial 'Genesis of the Daleks' (1975), I felt that it lacked a few underlying sounds that were heard in the original scene.  
So with that in mind, I've added some subtle sounds such as a pulsing life-support, various bubbling effects and a panning sample of the 'squirming' direct from the original scene.

Dalek Hatching Tanks (redux) - Doctor Who Sound Effects

A reworking of the 'Wind-Mine Machine' from the 1978 album 'BBC Sound Effects No.19 - Doctor Who Sound Effects'.  The Wind-Mining Machine was featured in the serial 'Robots of Death' (1977).  
I always felt that this was the weakest track on the album, basically 2 minutes of non-stop, headache-inducing engine noise chugging along in mono with no variation or atmosphere.  It definitely lacked the splendor and majesty to what we saw on-screen. So with that in mind, I've added some atmospheric sounds (mainly various strengths of wind) as the machine approaches chasing the mineral sandstorm, warning horns echo in the bleak landscape, grinders, hydraulics opening the vents to the sand-scoop, crashing boulders and finally passing by as the storm changes direction.

Wind-Mine Machine (redux) - Doctor Who Sound Effects (see description)

A reworking of the 'Shrine of the Sisterhood of Karn' from the 1978 album 'BBC Sound Effects No.19 - Doctor Who Sound Effects'. The Sisterhood were featured in the serial 'The Brain of Morbius' (1976).  Sound effect tweaked with additional incantation from the Sisterhood.  Respect the Sacred Flame!


They were Morbius!

Shrine Of The Sisterhood Of Karn (redux) - Doctor Who sound effect

A reworking of the 'Zygon Spaceship Control Centre' from the 1978 album 'BBC Sound Effects No.19 - Doctor Who Sound Effects'.  Additional sounds have been layered on top such as background hum, doors, control panels, communication alert, the Skarasen creature, alarm and Zygon body print transformation.

Zygon Spaceship (redux) - Doctor Who Sound Effects

An ambient, first-person soundscape experience in 'real time'.    
Each Mekon head marks a description, revealed in the 'Show More' tab below.  Scroll down to the numbered description and follow the soundscape.  For best result, listen with headphones. 
A modern and layered reworking of Tristram Cary's 'Daleks' electronic score and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop sounds created in the 1960s.  
Quite the opposite of a relaxation CD! 
 
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You are a Time Lord sent on a mission from the High Council of Gallifrey to infiltrate and observe future Daleks on the planet Skaro in order to gain the upper hand in the Time War.

(1) Nightfall on Skaro, upon arrival in your TARDIS Type 70 you step out on to the bleak, dense and petrified forest on the outskirts of the Dalek city.  Your communication and homing device will help guide you to your destination as well as give readings of any high levels of radioactivity, although it does seem to be experiencing some glitches due to the heavy bombardment of electrically charged atmospheric conditions.

(2) Outside the detectable zone; a fair distance from the city, you gradually make your way through the thick, dead forest growth, the winds sweeping ash dust in the air.

(3) Startled from long-dead petrified creatures that once roamed the forest, you run as fast as your feet can take you, hearts pounding, your mind playing tricks on you, tree branches seeming to dance in the shadows and flashes of light from the lightning above.  Swiftly regain your composure and focus on your mission.

(4) The ground begins to soften beneath your feet and soon you reach the swamps, sounds of mysterious mutated creatures fill the air, an unnerving presence consumes you as though being watched from an unseen menace that lurks within the swamp growth.

(5) The soft glow from the city begins to filter through the reeds as they become thinner as you edge your way to firmer grounds, the clearing giving way to the strange mechanical echoes emanating from the city.
(6)The majesty of the Dalek City stands before you, one more natural obstacle to overcome, a treacherous rock face.  Cut and grazed, you scramble upwards, lose rocks falling from your grips and footholds.

(7) Finally, you are on the lower levels of the city, the gleaming smooth metal floors beneath your feet.  Colossal towers reach high above, almost into the black, angry clouds.  Huge electric arcs spark and snake upwards, humming and cracking as they vapourise the surrounding air. 
You finally reach an entrance door and hack into it with your Time Lord technology, the door slides open to reveal a long interior corridor that stretches and divides the further it goes.  Your instruments instructing you where to go, passing many doors and walls with windows that reveal strange mechanical machinery, impressive even by Time Lord technology.

(8) The maze of corridors leading you closer and closer to the main Central Control Room, you're almost there, you can hear the Daleks.  
Take care, you need to get your temporal device locked on to their main Power Hub.

WILL YOUR MISSION SUCCEED..???

- Please leave your comments and feedback.  Thanks for listening.

SKARO: Journey to the Dalek City - A Time Lord's Mission (soundscape - see full description)

Here is a soundscape i made to try and capture some of the sounds i imagine are in this vast and dense city. 

Edd Tobin - Smith - Mega City Soundscape

Preview of mod - http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/12153/?

Star Wars - Death Star - battle alarm AKA Rogue One Klaxon

I do not own any of the sound recordings featured. These are for academic reference only. 

The video games featured are:
Pac-Man (1980)
Condemned: Criminal Origins (2006)
Amnesia: The Dark Descent (2010)
Emily Wants to Play (2015)

Pac-Man (1980)

Reused Incidental Music from "The Mutants".

Doctor Who Sound Effects (Redux)

The Mekon