The BBC Radiophonic Workshop

The BBC Radiophonic Workshop was a pioneering studio established in 1958 to create innovative electronic music and sound effects for radio and television. Using custom-built synthesizers and tape manipulation, they produced otherworldly sounds, most famously the "Doctor Who" theme. The workshop played a crucial role in developing experimental techniques in electronic music, blending technology and creativity to craft iconic audio landscapes. It influenced both broadcasting and modern electronic music, leaving a lasting legacy of sound innovation.