Editing Let's Make a Deal (section)

===Music===
The theme music for the 1963–77 versions was composed by [[Sheldon Allman]]. The theme, along with all incidental music, was performed by an in-studio combo led by Ivan Ditmars, consisting of an electric organ, guitar, drums, and on the nighttime version, a harp. In some seasons of the nighttime show, the combo was further augmented by a horn section. The final season of the nighttime show taped in Las Vegas eliminated the in-studio band in favor of pre-recorded tracks, due to Ivan Ditmars' retirement.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.letsmakeadeal.com/music.htm|title=Music|website=Letsmakeadeal.com}}</ref>

The 1980–81 theme, composed by Stan Worth, was an updated version of the original theme, with more of a [[disco]] sound.

The 1984–86 version featured a brand new theme provided by [[Score Productions]], although original composer Sheldon Allman returned as music director for the first season. [[Todd Thicke]] replaced Allman in that role for the second season. Both music directors used music from previous Hatos-Hall shows, such as ''[[Split Second (game show)|Split Second]]'' and ''[[It's Anybody's Guess]]'' as incidental cues during the show.

The 2009 revival features another new theme composed by Brian Teed. Since 2011, keyboardist Cat Gray has provided in-studio musical accompaniment.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.mixonline.com/sfp/let-s-make-deal-424238|title=Let's Make A Deal!|date=April 8, 2015|website=Mixonline}}</ref>