Have you ever noticed how computers in movies make tons of bleeps and bloops as audio cues that there's a computer in use? It's kind of weird that movie computers make constant bleeps and bloops, while the computer I'm typing this on is generally quiet as a mouse.
The movie mashup folks at YouTube channel Slacktory have noticed the bleeps and bloops too, and have made a really compelling musical mashup using nothing but those recognizable Hollywood computer sounds. The end result is a hypnotic mixture that sounds like a dubstep song played at half-speed. From serious Sci-Fi films like 2001: A Space Odyssey, to action movies like The Fast and the Furious and comedies like Superbad, it feels like every movie ever made has some sort bleeps and bloops in the soundtrack.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Bleeps and Bloops Music
- Creating musical tracks by using recognizable bleeps and bloops heard in movie computers.
- Soundtrack Curation
- Using unique sound channels to curate custom movie soundtracks using the bleeps and bloops found in movies.
- Audio Branding
- Utilizing Hollywood signature sounds for audio branding campaigns.
Where This Applies
- Film Industry
- Incorporating bleeps and bloops from movies in creating new soundtracks to give old movies a unique spin.
- Music Industry
- Collaborating with movie production companies to create new music using bleeps and bloops from movie sounds.
- Marketing and Advertising Industry
- Developing innovative audio branding campaigns for companies using signature Hollywood movie sounds, including bleeps and bloops.
