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* On short news bulletins and before the main edition, the text would read "CENTRAL NEWS" instead. | * On short news bulletins and before the main edition, the text would read "CENTRAL NEWS" instead. | ||
'''Technique:''' | '''Technique:''' Computer animation, likely done on an Oxberry animation stand. | ||
'''Audio:''' A synthesised string arrangement with a "wah" effect. This is joined by a nine-note synthesised bell fanfare after two notes (chord F# sharp). The fanfare was composed by James Aldenham, The collaborative alias of Brian Bennett and Jim Stokoe, who later composed the ITV Schools theme for [[Channel 4]]. The fanfare was arranged by Mike Moran. | '''Audio:''' A synthesised string arrangement with a "wah" effect. This is joined by a nine-note synthesised bell fanfare after two notes (chord F# sharp). The fanfare was composed by James Aldenham, The collaborative alias of Brian Bennett and Jim Stokoe, who later composed the ITV Schools theme for [[Channel 4]]. The fanfare was arranged by Mike Moran. | ||
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* A closedown variant also exists where it reads "'''GOOD NIGHT'''" which was used until 1985. | * A closedown variant also exists where it reads "'''GOOD NIGHT'''" which was used until 1985. | ||
'''Technique:''' | '''Technique:''' Computer animation. | ||
'''Audio:''' | '''Audio:''' The music from the previous logo. | ||
'''Audio Variants:''' | '''Audio Variants:''' | ||