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'''Logo:''' Against an {{color|orange}} background, white flares bring forth the KET logo in {{color|silver|silver}}, then it shines all over, and "THE KENTUCKY NETWORK" fades in below. | '''Logo:''' Against an {{color|orange}} background, white flares bring forth the KET logo in {{color|silver|silver}}, then it shines all over, and "THE KENTUCKY NETWORK" fades in below. | ||
'''Technique:''' Scanimate-like CGI. | '''Technique:''' Scanimate-like CGI animation. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' A synth whoosh, then a 3-note big band tune, and one big bass drumbeat (a trombone note is also heard at the same time). [Although the whoosh is original, the actual music is the ending of the Valentino music library track "Like the Wind", by Walter Murphy.] Starting in 1989, it used a rapid crescending, then descending synth-xylophone sounder, with two light synthesized notes heard at the end. | '''Music/Sounds:''' A synth whoosh, then a 3-note big band tune, and one big bass drumbeat (a trombone note is also heard at the same time). [Although the whoosh is original, the actual music is the ending of the Valentino music library track "Like the Wind", by Walter Murphy.] Starting in 1989, it used a rapid crescending, then descending synth-xylophone sounder, with two light synthesized notes heard at the end. | ||