Track 2175/22Lady Beware 6

Ray Davies (PRS) From the album Vintage Horror & Comedy

Dramatic, vintage orchestra

One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 15 mixes of this track.

Lady Beware2175/2
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesCheeky orchestra stopped in its tracks by big, scary brass

2:20116 BPM
Lady Beware 22175/18
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesCheeky orchestra stopped in its tracks by big, scary brass. Alt ending

2:20116 BPM
Lady Beware 32175/19
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesCheeky orchestra builds to sweeping thematic strings

1:35116 BPM
Lady Beware 42175/20
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesCheeky, playful orchestra

0:54116 BPM
Lady Beware 52175/21
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesNostalgic, romantic orchestra

0:45116 BPM
Lady Beware 62175/22
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesDramatic, vintage orchestra

0:42116 BPM
Lady Beware 7 (60)2175/23
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesCheeky orchestra stopped in its tracks by big, scary brass

1:00116 BPM
Lady Beware 8 (60)2175/24
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesDramatic, scary brass calms to cheeky orchestra

1:00116 BPM
Lady Beware 9 (30)2175/25
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesCheeky playful orchestra

0:30116 BPM
Lady Beware 10 (30)2175/26
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesDramatic, scary brass

0:30116 BPM
Lady Beware 11 (Sting)2175/27
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesCheeky orchestral sting

0:06116 BPM
Lady Beware 12 (Sting)2175/28
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesCheeky orchestral sting with comedic pause ending

0:06116 BPM
Lady Beware 13 (Sting)2175/29
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesAnimated brass & percussion sting

0:05116 BPM
Lady Beware 14 (Sting)2175/30
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesDramatic vintage brass sting

0:08116 BPM
Lady Beware 15 (Sting)2175/31
Ray Davies (PRS)
15 mixesQuirky bassoon & pizz strings sting

0:04116 BPM

Key: Em
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 116BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: Recording music so it synchs on old movies before click tracks was done using streamers and punches. A line would be scratched into the film diagonally using a 3 foot stick which would make a line cross the screen over 2 seconds. This was the streamer that could be coloured to indicate the type of cue that was on its way. A hole punch was used on the frame that marks the action point which would then create a flash on the screen.