‘Doctor Who’ theme music, via ‘Mario Paint’

January 11, 2011
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Jayson Peters
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Mario Paint for the Super NES was far more than an art program: It also allowed players to dabble in animation and music composition.

One enterprising soul has used it to replicate the latest version of the classic Doctor Who theme music. Enjoy:

Via Nerdist

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  • Umm… as a musician, this leaves me totally confused. I’m familiar with the Dr. Who theme song, and I’m familiar with the Mario series and the Super NES, but watching the “notation” and listening to the music just doesn’t do it for me. Does not compute, if you take my meaning.

    Am I missing something?

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  • Umm… as a musician, this leaves me totally confused. I’m familiar with the Dr. Who theme song, and I’m familiar with the Mario series and the Super NES, but watching the “notation” and listening to the music just doesn’t do it for me. Does not compute, if you take my meaning.

    Am I missing something?

    Reply
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