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'''Variant:''' At the start of programming, "presents" would be seen below. | '''Variant:''' At the start of programming, "presents" would be seen below. | ||
'''Technique:''' | '''Technique:''' 2D animation. | ||
'''Audio:''' A horn sounder ending in a five-note fanfare, which is based off the traditional Yorkshire folk song "On Ilkla Moor Baht'at", composed by Derek New. Two different pitch variants are known to exist. | '''Audio:''' A horn sounder ending in a five-note fanfare, which is based off the traditional Yorkshire folk song "On Ilkla Moor Baht'at", composed by Derek New. Two different pitch variants are known to exist. | ||
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* Yet another variant of the logo appears on ''Calendar'' during a brief period in 1987. There is the usual logo and it zooms out to reveal a calendar with the logo on it on a white striped background. It flips open to reveal the United Kingdom with the Yorkshire region highlighted in {{color|limegreen|light green}}. It rotates and turns as the pages go through, showing the days of the week (minus the weekend) and the region becomes closer. It flips to the end with the region left and the rest of the calendar separates from it. The piece rotates and "{{color|blue|CALENDAR}}" in {{color|blue}} emerges from it and rests on it. | * Yet another variant of the logo appears on ''Calendar'' during a brief period in 1987. There is the usual logo and it zooms out to reveal a calendar with the logo on it on a white striped background. It flips open to reveal the United Kingdom with the Yorkshire region highlighted in {{color|limegreen|light green}}. It rotates and turns as the pages go through, showing the days of the week (minus the weekend) and the region becomes closer. It flips to the end with the region left and the rest of the calendar separates from it. The piece rotates and "{{color|blue|CALENDAR}}" in {{color|blue}} emerges from it and rests on it. | ||
'''Technique:''' | '''Technique:''' A still, painted graphic. The ''3-2-1'' variant appears to be cel-animated. | ||
'''Audio:''' A shortened, five-note version of the bombastic fanfare used in the previous logo. The 1982 version had a reworked, and less bombastic version of the fanfare by Chris Gunning. | '''Audio:''' A shortened, five-note version of the bombastic fanfare used in the previous logo. The 1982 version had a reworked, and less bombastic version of the fanfare by Chris Gunning. | ||
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* Sometimes, the logo is still. | * Sometimes, the logo is still. | ||
'''Technique:''' CGI. | '''Technique:''' CGI. A still, digital graphic for the still variant. | ||
'''Audio:''' A horn sounder that gets more and more dramatic, ending with a different arrangement of the Yorkshire fanfare, with a four-note rising string tune playing over it. | '''Audio:''' A horn sounder that gets more and more dramatic, ending with a different arrangement of the Yorkshire fanfare, with a four-note rising string tune playing over it. | ||
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'''Variant:''' During nighttime, the background would be {{color|darkblue|dark blue}}. | '''Variant:''' During nighttime, the background would be {{color|darkblue|dark blue}}. | ||
'''Technique:''' A mix of CGI and live | '''Technique:''' A mix of CGI and live action. | ||
'''Audio:''' Two different epic-sounding string fanfares (neither a rendition of the YTV fanfare in any way) were used: one in the daytime, and one during the nighttime. | '''Audio:''' Two different epic-sounding string fanfares (neither a rendition of the YTV fanfare in any way) were used: one in the daytime, and one during the nighttime. | ||
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* Sometimes other logos appear with the logo and the text would also be changed. | * Sometimes other logos appear with the logo and the text would also be changed. | ||
'''Technique:''' A mix of CGI and live | '''Technique:''' A mix of CGI and live action. | ||
'''Audio:''' A peaceful electronic-sounding tune that ends with a slower version of the YTV fanfare. | '''Audio:''' A peaceful electronic-sounding tune that ends with a slower version of the YTV fanfare. | ||