If you were born sometime around the 80s or early 90s, then the jingle of the old Windows 95 to memory. But did you know that said tune was created on a Mac?
The author of the theme song is musician Brian Eno, who tried to meet all the requirements MicrosoftThe company was very demanding and described the idea of an ideal jingle in the tender document with approximately 150 adjectives (e.g. nostalgic, inspiring, sexy, impulsive, etc.). Moreover, it was originally supposed to be a 3,8-second piece of music.
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However, Ena recorded a six-second jingle, but the Redmond giant still didn'tonec chose his own. The most interesting fact, however, is that the author created it entirely on a Mac. With Windows he said he never worked, he didn't like them.
source: neowin
Quite a paradox..? OOliviero Tomajka
wasn't it you ?
That would fit. ???
"Soundtrack by music creator Brian Eno"
Probably the file "The author of the ringtone is the music creator Brian Eno"..:)
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i forgot how creepy that jingle was :)
I didn't even remember her anymore :D
Alexey Antonov :D
I'm not surprised at him.:D
Brian Eno is an excellent songwriter. Czech Radio recently interviewed him: http://www.rozhlas.cz/radiowave/hudba/_zprava/brian-eno-v-praze-nebyt-na-podpore-nikdy-by-se-ze-me-nestal-hudebnik–1710834
interesting article and interesting thought. but I'm not good at numbers. actually, I don't even get the connection. i will try to think… yes! especially those who were 0-15 years old at the time of publication, engraved the jingle in their memory. it is apparently assumed that her parents played her instead of a lullaby. Could the author tell me what led him to this thought?
That he was Windows 95 introduced in 1995 does not mean that it was used only in that year. I myself was born in the early 90s and my first computer was just with Windows 95, so I remember that system very well. Coincidentally, I got it from my uncle, who was born in the early 80s. So where is the problem?
Maybe you're just from a different family and your parents bought you the newest thing on the market back then. I wasn't as lucky as you.
I am 71 years old and wonder, I started using my first PC in 1988, when I was already working. So no, I was not lucky, my parents never even bought me a mouse. My first computer was a 386 with MS-DOS. However, I am not saying that we all started with DOS, because I would be spouting nonsense. Of course, children your age also knew the jingle, but it is the same as saying that three trees together make a forest. In essence, I am most bothered by tabloids and gossip. So the problem is that a professional who writes articles on a server with a certain reputation will not write an unfounded idea that was sucked out of his finger without clearly stating that it is only unfounded speculation. And because LSA is a server powered by advertising and therefore dependent on the number of readers, it should also be in your interest to maintain a certain level, otherwise it may not have any money left to pay its bills. and because I still think that LSA it is a quality server, i read it too, i'm just a bit picky. well, when it drops here too, i'll stop being lazy and start reading foreign servers. so, thank you for the answer, i wouldn't pay you for the article. precisely because of that lay unprofessional reasoning at the beginning, which spoiled an otherwise interesting and in my opinion well-written article. and despite the fact that i've known the information about the jingle for a while, it's interesting and belongs here and it's nice that you published it.