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Music/Sounds: An abridged version of the ABC's signature news theme, Majestic Fanfare,which was composed by Charles Williams in 1943 (Although, the available recording of this logo may have been sourced from the start of a news bulletin.) | Music/Sounds: An abridged version of the ABC's signature news theme, Majestic Fanfare,which was composed by Charles Williams in 1943 (Although, the available recording of this logo may have been sourced from the start of a news bulletin.) | ||
Availability: | Availability: Same as above. | ||
Editor's Note: TBA | Editor's Note: TBA | ||
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Music/Sounds: Begins with loud,discordant,industrial noise as we see the figure wildly oscillating on the display. The noise itself is actually in sync with the rate of the frequency. As the figure settles into a slow pulse, a calmer piece played with vibraphones, guitars, and harps plays during the remainder of the logo. | Music/Sounds: Begins with loud,discordant,industrial noise as we see the figure wildly oscillating on the display. The noise itself is actually in sync with the rate of the frequency. As the figure settles into a slow pulse, a calmer piece played with vibraphones, guitars, and harps plays during the remainder of the logo. | ||
Availability: | Availability: Same as above | ||
Editor's Note: TBA | Editor's Note: TBA | ||
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Music/Sounds: A catchy synth-disco tune with people singing “ABC”. | Music/Sounds: A catchy synth-disco tune with people singing “ABC”. | ||
Availability: Extinct. It was used as a national ID for ABC Australia | Availability: Extinct. It was used as a national ID for ABC Australia. | ||
Editor's Note: TBA | Editor's Note: TBA | ||
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Music/Sounds: It normally used an gentle uplifting fanfare with a horn section, ending with six synth bell/choir notes (the last three would later become the trademark ABC jingle), and would be remixed depending on the variant. Other sounds relating to the imagery would be used, as well (The normal jingle was heard on the Leaves, Cave Painting, Snake Skin, River, Rainforest, Tide, Ashes, Desert Flower, Desert, Seashells, Skyscrapers, Sand and Cave IDs with the sounds intact). The Special variant was usually accompanied with an announcer. | Music/Sounds: It normally used an gentle uplifting fanfare with a horn section, ending with six synth bell/choir notes (the last three would later become the trademark ABC jingle), and would be remixed depending on the variant. Other sounds relating to the imagery would be used, as well (The normal jingle was heard on the Leaves, Cave Painting, Snake Skin, River, Rainforest, Tide, Ashes, Desert Flower, Desert, Seashells, Skyscrapers, Sand and Cave IDs with the sounds intact). The Special variant was usually accompanied with an announcer. | ||
Availability: Most of the ID's are extinct | Availability: Most of the ID's are obviously extinct. The Bush Tea ID makes a surprise appearance on The Best Of The Late Show Volume 3 VHS (it was part of a joke to pretend that the show cut to a boring documentary about birds). The Bicentennial ID was also used as a home video logo for the release of From The Outback To The Sea - Images Of The Australian Bicentennial Year. There are probably more ID's than the ones pictured above. | ||
Editor's Note: It's a favorite of some people, especially those in Australia. | Editor's Note: It's a favorite of some people, especially those in Australia. | ||
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Music/Sounds: Depends on the variant, usually ending with the three note jingle. | Music/Sounds: Depends on the variant, usually ending with the three note jingle. | ||
Availability: Extinct, as many ABC IDs | Availability: Extinct, as many ABC IDs. | ||
Editor's Note: TBA | Editor's Note: TBA | ||
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Music/Sounds: Depends on the variant, usually ending with the three-note jingle. | Music/Sounds: Depends on the variant, usually ending with the three-note jingle. | ||
Availability: Extinct, as many ABC IDs | Availability: Extinct, as many ABC IDs. | ||
Editor's Note: TBA | Editor's Note: TBA | ||