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===2nd ID (November 4, 1984-1995)=== | ===2nd ID (November 4, 1984-1995)=== | ||
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200"> | <gallery mode="packed" heights="200"> | ||
Canalplus 1.jpg|Standard logo | File:Canalplus 1.jpg|Standard logo | ||
Canalplus grid.jpg|The grid | File:Canalplus grid.jpg|The grid | ||
Canalplus 1985 5.jpg| | File:Canalplus 1985 5.jpg|Polish white-lettered variant | ||
Canalplus 1985 4.jpg|10th anniversary variant | File:Canalplus 1985 4.jpg|10th anniversary variant | ||
Canalplus 1985 1.jpg|Air date | File:Canalplus 1985 1.jpg|Air date | ||
Canalplus 1985 2.jpg|Arabic version | File:Canalplus 1985 2.jpg|Arabic version | ||
Canalplus 1985 3.jpg|Russian version | File:Canalplus 1985 3.jpg|Russian version ("Journal" variant) | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
{{YouTube|id=AKBwOUstQ0U|id2=0Z3GXBoxOfM|id3=Obz2545LLRw|id4=RzPpQhxUZW0}} | {{YouTube|id=AKBwOUstQ0U|id2=0Z3GXBoxOfM|id3=Obz2545LLRw|id4=RzPpQhxUZW0}} | ||
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'''Audio Variants:''' | '''Audio Variants:''' | ||
* The Spanish and | * The Spanish and Polish versions of the channel used different music tracks. The former is accompanied with some guitar music, while the latter has synths, bass, and drums. | ||
* On shows co-produced with Canal+, the end theme may play over it, or it's silent. | * On shows co-produced with Canal+, the end theme may play over it, or it's silent. | ||
'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' This was a bumper to signal the channel's initial broadcast. The short version with "D.A." was seen on ''Mighty Max'' when that show last aired on the USA Network in the late 90s; it's possible other Canal+ co-productions of the era may have it as well. | ||
===3rd ID (August 28, 1995-2003)=== | ===3rd ID (August 28, 1995-2003)=== | ||
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'''Audio Variant:''' The bumper/feature presentation version has a single note sung by a soprano opera singer, followed by a percussive theme with a string section. The female notes change with clapping percussion. When the percussions stop (strings continue), a natural sound (which varies from time to time) plays, ending with an echoed, low-pitched beeping sound. | '''Audio Variant:''' The bumper/feature presentation version has a single note sung by a soprano opera singer, followed by a percussive theme with a string section. The female notes change with clapping percussion. When the percussions stop (strings continue), a natural sound (which varies from time to time) plays, ending with an echoed, low-pitched beeping sound. | ||
'''Availability:''' This ident was used for | '''Availability:''' This ident was used for Canal+'s initial broadcasts with this ID until 2003. | ||
===4th ID (2003-June 30, 2006)=== | ===4th ID (2003-June 30, 2006)=== | ||
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'''Audio:''' A theme with trumpet and clocks, composed by Stephanie Saunier and Florent Barbier. | '''Audio:''' A theme with trumpet and clocks, composed by Stephanie Saunier and Florent Barbier. | ||
'''Availability:''' This ident was used for initial | '''Availability:''' This ident was used for this channel's initial broadcasts with this ID until June 30, 2006. | ||
===5th ID (July 1, 2006-August 30, 2009)=== | ===5th ID (July 1, 2006-August 30, 2009)=== | ||
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'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||
* Sometimes, different colors may be used. | * Sometimes, different colors may be used. | ||
*** Sometimes, "<abbr title="THANK YOU ÉTIENNE">{{color|gray|'''''MERCI ÉTIENNE'''''}}</abbr>" gets written in small below the finished logo. This variant pays tribute to Étienne Robial, who by this point has created over 2000 different idents for Canal+. | *** Sometimes, "<abbr title="THANK YOU ÉTIENNE">{{color|gray|'''''MERCI ÉTIENNE'''''}}</abbr>" gets written in small below the finished logo. This variant pays tribute to Étienne Robial, who, by this point, has created over 2000 different idents for Canal+. | ||
'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation, like before, done by Étienne Robial. | '''Technique:''' 2D computer animation, like before, done by Étienne Robial. | ||
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'''Technique:''' Live-action with the logo forming in the middle. These were designed by Devilfish, who would later design the 2011 [[StudioCanal]] logo. | '''Technique:''' Live-action with the logo forming in the middle. These were designed by Devilfish, who would later design the 2011 [[StudioCanal]] logo. | ||
'''Audio:''' A sort of techno beat box theme for all the variants. Usually, the formation of the "+" is marked by one of the beatboxers making a "shhh" or "chhh" noise. | '''Audio:''' A sort of techno beat box theme for all the variants, all composed by Norbert Gilbert. Usually, the formation of the "+" is marked by one of the beatboxers making a "shhh" or "chhh" noise. | ||
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'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' | ||
* Can be seen on | * Can be seen on the channel's feature films, including ''Bigger Than Us'' and ''Maria rêve''. The byline variant can be found in ''Le Parfum vert'', ''Le lycéen'' and ''Anatomie d'une chute''. | ||
* The short version can be seen on YouTube clips of some of their shows, such as ''Les Guignols''. | * The short version can be seen on YouTube clips of some of their shows, such as ''Les Guignols''. | ||