Looney Tunes 1960's Original Soundtrack (READ DESCRIPTION)

Note: These are all the music cues for Warner Bros. 1960's
theatrical film releases that have been ripped from William Lava's
several pre-composed music of Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner
cartoons from 1965-1966, (Lava had to use a limited amount
of generic stock music cues due to extremely low budgets.)
except for Run Run Sweet Roadrunner,
which had properly scored music.
Timestamps:
0:00-0:15 - Intro
0:15-0:36 - Title Card
0:36-1:08 - Music Cues 5 and 1
1:08-1:36 - Music Cue 1
1:32-1:39 - Music Cue 2
1:39-2:03 - Music Cue 3
2:03-2:14 - Music Cue 4
2:14-2:21 - Music Cue 5
2:21-2:47 - Music Cue 6
2:47-3:08 - Music Cue 7
3:08-3:36 - Music Cue 8
3:36-3:45 - Outro

[@jacksanders2493]

The Lava's stock cue music has been used
extensively and did not follow the action on-screen closely.

[@claudiavictor8037]

Nice Music-making

[@MatthewPrower]

this sounds like something for a bugs bunny computer game of sorts

[@Cameroo]

You knew it was time to change the channel when this music started.

[@Heleninha250]

[@claudiavictor8037]

Oooouch

[@TacomasterStudios]

Are these remade?

[@JeremyZyxo761]

Yes

[@missbleach8767]

🌮🎥🎥

[@jacksanders2493]

Recreated using
MIDI Clef and KineMaster.

[@CrashFan03]

Would it be possible to share the midis?

[@TacomasterStudios]

Why not use and reconstruct the original music

[@jacksanders2493]

Why the hell are the damn
subtitles in Spanish?

[@TacomasterStudios]

WHY ARE THERE SUBTITLES IN THE FIRST PLACE