How the THX Deep Note Creator Remade His Iconic Sound
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How the THX Deep Note Creator Remade His Iconic Sound
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Re: How the THX Deep Note Creator Remade His Iconic Sound
#2previously on HN:
Re: How the THX Deep Note Creator Remade His Iconic Sound
#3The final chord in the new version still has an odd tuning -- sharp for D major, but flat for E flat major. I can't be the first to have noticed. I wonder why he didn't fix that.
Re: How the THX Deep Note Creator Remade His Iconic Sound
#4previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4030149
[Edit: As pointed out by logn, the parent comment is actually a link to a different but realted post, even though it came across otherwise. Leaving the below for context.]
Things often are. That doesn't mean everyone here has seen it, or that it isn't still interesting - especially in this case when it was posted nearly three years ago.
Re: How the THX Deep Note Creator Remade His Iconic Sound
#5The final chord in the new version still has an odd tuning -- sharp for D major, but flat for E flat major. I can't be the first to have noticed. I wonder why he didn't fix that.
Likely because it isn't a mistake.
Re: How the THX Deep Note Creator Remade His Iconic Sound
#6previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4030149
[Edit: As pointed out by logn, the parent comment is actually a link to a different but realted post, even though it came across otherwise. Leaving the below for context.] Things often are. That doesn't mean everyone here has seen it, or that it isn't still interesting - especially in this case when it was posted nearly three years ago.
It can still be valuable to look at the past discussion. People who post a link to the old one aren't being mean, they're letting people know that they can look back at what others have already said.
Re: How the THX Deep Note Creator Remade His Iconic Sound
#7previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4030149
[Edit: As pointed out by logn, the parent comment is actually a link to a different but realted post, even though it came across otherwise. Leaving the below for context.] Things often are. That doesn't mean everyone here has seen it, or that it isn't still interesting - especially in this case when it was posted nearly three years ago.
Note too this article is about the making the second version of the sound just released (http://www.thx.com/consumer/movies/120832135). Also he clears up a myth he started about the original code being 20K lines.
I also agree with joshuapants sibling comment and appreciate the context.
Re: How the THX Deep Note Creator Remade His Iconic Sound
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Re: How the THX Deep Note Creator Remade His Iconic Sound
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
[Edit: As pointed out by logn, the parent comment is actually a link to a different but realted post, even though it came across otherwise. Leaving the below for context.] Things often are. That doesn't mean everyone here has seen it, or that it isn't still interesting - especially in this case when it was posted nearly three years ago.
Note too this article is about the making the second version of the sound just released ( http://www.thx.com/consumer/movies/120832135 ). Also he clears up a myth he started about the original code being 20K lines. I also agree with joshuapants sibling comment and appreciate the context.
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Re: How the THX Deep Note Creator Remade His Iconic Sound
#10The final chord in the new version still has an odd tuning -- sharp for D major, but flat for E flat major. I can't be the first to have noticed. I wonder why he didn't fix that.
Almost like it's intentional.