Multi-TrackBlade Runner Theme Multi-Track
25 tracks · 24-bit · MIDI · 234 MB

What you download is the boxed session — 16 stems, exactly as heard in the video.
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16 tracks · 24-Bit / 44.1 kHz WAV · 351 MB
The Knight Rider theme by Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson, recreated by Doctor Mix as a complete multi-track session. Pulsating synth sequences, punchy drums, and cinematic drama — all in 24-bit audio.
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44.1 kHz / 24-Bit · 351 MB · Personal license
Step into the futuristic world of 1980s television with this faithful multi-track reconstruction of the Knight Rider Theme by Doctor Mix. Originally composed by Stu Phillips and created for Knight Rider by Glen A. Larson, the theme became one of the most recognizable electronic TV themes ever produced, instantly associated with the sleek high-tech style of the decade.
Driven by pulsating synth sequences, punchy drum machine grooves, and dramatic electronic textures, the Knight Rider theme perfectly captured the futuristic spirit of early-1980s television. Its iconic sequencer riff and innovative synth production helped define the sound of retro electronic action music and continues to inspire synthwave, electronic, and soundtrack producers to this day.
This complete 24-bit multi-track reconstruction faithfully recreates every synth layer, rhythm pattern, and cinematic detail behind the legendary theme. Perfect for producers, remixers, synth enthusiasts, and fans of classic television soundtracks, the pack offers an immersive opportunity to study and explore one of the most iconic electronic themes in pop culture history.
Produced from scratch by Doctor Mix. Every part was re-played and re-recorded in our London studio — this session contains no samples, stems or audio taken from the original master recording.
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