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I feel like Waterdrop could have only been used throughout mid 1996, due to the audio's availability on the DTS audio discs of three May 1996 film releases plus Independence Day, and it's very quick recall.
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|21Xfa9N973FnmmSn7zwX6Q1543734.jpeg.jpg | 1st Trailer (The Digital Experience/Stand Alone) (June 11, 1993-December 12, 2006) | |21Xfa9N973FnmmSn7zwX6Q1543734.jpeg.jpg | 1st Trailer (The Digital Experience/Stand Alone) (June 11, 1993-December 12, 2006) | ||
|| 2nd Trailer (Waterdrop) ( | || 2nd Trailer (Waterdrop) (Mid 1996?) | ||
|9aafbb2e2919c5d42055f8c82b431eba.jpeg.jpg |3rd Trailer (Organic) (1997-1999) | |9aafbb2e2919c5d42055f8c82b431eba.jpeg.jpg |3rd Trailer (Organic) (1997-1999) | ||
|DTS Piano (2001).png |4th Trailer (Sonic Landscape) (February 28, 2000-late 2000s) | |DTS Piano (2001).png |4th Trailer (Sonic Landscape) (February 28, 2000-late 2000s) | ||
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*It can also be seen on many bootleg DVDs of various films, as well as a bootleg VHS of ''Jurassic Park'' (after the [[United International Pictures]] logo). | *It can also be seen on many bootleg DVDs of various films, as well as a bootleg VHS of ''Jurassic Park'' (after the [[United International Pictures]] logo). | ||
===2nd Trailer (Waterdrop) ( | ===2nd Trailer (Waterdrop) (Mid 1996?)=== | ||
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'''Music/Sounds:''' It starts with some deep underwater ambience, then a swoosh and a water splash. After that, a synth melody with a choir, strings and tubular bells. | '''Music/Sounds:''' It starts with some deep underwater ambience, then a swoosh and a water splash. After that, a synth melody with a choir, strings and tubular bells. | ||
'''Availability:''' Completely extinct. This trailer was made as a replacement for the previous trailer, but its alleged | '''Availability:''' Completely extinct. This trailer was made as a replacement for the previous trailer, but its alleged similarities to the first two [[Imagine Entertainment]] logos resulted in said company threatening to take legal action against DTS. The trailer was known to be seen in at least three theaters, both in St. Louis and Albuquerque, before it was pulled. The original audio for this logo managed to slip by the recall of the trailer, and has been spotted in audio files for the DTS audio CDs of 1996 releases such as ''Dragonheart'', ''Independence Day'', ''Mission: Impossible'', and ''Twister''. | ||
'''Legacy:''' This trailer is infamous due to the reason it was recalled, and for it being considered lost media. | '''Legacy:''' This trailer is infamous due to the reason it was recalled, and for it being considered lost media. | ||