Ah, that cheesy police whistle sound effect at the beginning of the commercial - I feel like that must have come standard with every synthesizer from the late 70s through the 80s. I heard it used in so many songs during that timeframe!
I always find that kind of thing funny. I was watching something the other day where a person went out the door and the door squeaked in the same way I've heard a thousand other doors squeak. It's a recycled sound effect.
@@BetamaxKing my brother used to work in video production, and there was a while library of prerecorded sound effects they had available to use. I remember there was this one of children laughing, and my brother said he heard that one used all the time.
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The upbeat music in the ad sounds like it was probably inspired by the opening of "Changes" by Yes.
Ah, that cheesy police whistle sound effect at the beginning of the commercial - I feel like that must have come standard with every synthesizer from the late 70s through the 80s. I heard it used in so many songs during that timeframe!
I always find that kind of thing funny. I was watching something the other day where a person went out the door and the door squeaked in the same way I've heard a thousand other doors squeak. It's a recycled sound effect.
@@BetamaxKing my brother used to work in video production, and there was a while library of prerecorded sound effects they had available to use. I remember there was this one of children laughing, and my brother said he heard that one used all the time.