Track 1500/64Resistance is Futile 7 (Sting)

Dan Skinner (PRS) | Adam Skinner (PRS) From the album Blockbuster Drama

Tempestuous orchestral sting

One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 8 mixes of this track.

Resistance is Futile1500/8
Dan Skinner (PRS)Adam Skinner (PRS)
8 mixesFantasy choir & orchestra with Theremin

3:4063 BPM
Resistance is Futile 21500/59
Dan Skinner (PRS)Adam Skinner (PRS)
8 mixesFantastical choir & orchestra. No Theremin

3:3963 BPM
Resistance is Futile 31500/60
Dan Skinner (PRS)Adam Skinner (PRS)
8 mixesFantastical strings & brass. No choir

3:3963 BPM
Resistance is Futile 41500/61
Dan Skinner (PRS)Adam Skinner (PRS)
8 mixesFantasy choir & orchestra with Theremin intro

3:4063 BPM
Resistance is Futile 51500/62
Dan Skinner (PRS)Adam Skinner (PRS)
8 mixesOrchestra & choir fantasy. No Theremin

2:2763 BPM
Resistance is Futile 61500/63
Dan Skinner (PRS)Adam Skinner (PRS)
8 mixesBuilding choir. No orchestra

2:2363 BPM
Resistance is Futile 7 (Sting)1500/64
Dan Skinner (PRS)Adam Skinner (PRS)
8 mixesTempestuous orchestral sting

0:0663 BPM
Resistance is Futile 8 (Sting)1500/65
Dan Skinner (PRS)Adam Skinner (PRS)
8 mixesViolent orchestral stab

0:0563 BPM

Key: Cm (ends in C#m/Dbm)
Metre: 6/8
Tempo: 63BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: The Theremin was originally known as an etherophone. It was one of the first electronic instruments and is controlled without contact from the player. It was invented in Russian by Professor Léon Theremin in 1928. The instrument has two metal antennas which sense the position of the player's hands - pitch with one and volume with the other.