#deep note

[torridgristle]

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[dazzlingavatoni]

The Taunter But With THX Deep Note

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[seeksstaronmewni]

Not that the Deep Note ever seemed too loud to me, but it makes sense... even if you’re not in a theatre.

Tweet version here.

Alternate tweet version (either in the theater or at home/THX “Genesis”) here.

[lolotehe]

Now you know. 

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[catouttahellrawr]

Does anyone else hate the THX logo sound effect, aka the "Deep Note"?

[seeksstaronmewni]

The new THX Trailer: “Genesis”!

I’m not sure if this would fit or could be easily condensed for in-home releases (ala the “Laserdisc” version of “Cimarron”). I prefer the original Deep Note as heard in the trailer, but I wonder why they used not the 2015 Deep Note from “Eclipse” (that may not best replace the original Deep Note, but it’s still pretty cool).

Many THX trailers since “Cimarron” are generally more creative or specific with style, including “Genesis”. It covers various kinds of atmospheres for movies, from natural to urban and even futuristic environments. The THX Spatial Audio (stereo/best with headphones) is fitting and immersive with lots of bass.

My favorite THX Trailers, among “Broadway” (namely the VHS/DVD/LD versions), “Cimarron” (namely the “Laserdisc” version), the classic “Tex” (1 & 2), the special “T2″ variant, and “Eclipse”, still includes “Genesis”, and I, like most, voted on that name.

THX isn’t the only logo with the “Genesis” name; there’s also SEGA Genesis (tweet) and Genesis Entertainment (tweet). Those sure bring 2008 memories for me.

Behind-the-scenes here.

Sound Designer: Robert Stambler (as Robby Stambler)

Sound Re-recording Mixer: Lindsay Alvarez

[ppposer]

James Moorer claims to have recorded the THX sound effect Deep Note in 1982 but Styx’s Krakatoa was released in 1973. Don’t buy into the propaganda! Give The Styx their due!