Intel Inside (old version) - see Intel Inside Analysis (full version)

N.B. A longer and better version of this analysis exists as a single file. Please see "Intel Inside Analysis (full version)".It's at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5ZsmHHmDGA

Category:

Education

Tags:

• advertising
• music
• semiotics
• jinge
• Intel
• transscansion

[alisoneales]

What's the significance of the chord which always precedes the four notes? To me it sounds like an exclamation mark.

[etymophony]

Exclamation mark, yes. Reveille function (wake up!) consisting of the transscansion's four constituent notes.

[etymophony]

Don't know the name of the Intel Inside font. Sorry.

[pcmarriott]

I smell a PhD :)

[etymophony]

I already have one (PhD)

[etymophony]

Some say it's 5 notes. It's FOUR notes! "'Intel Inside': 4 syllables, so 4 notes", as Walter Werzowa, the jingle's composer said. More to it than that, though on my website (tagg dot org): click Audiovisual, then Note under the Intel clip link.

[BigNickontheDrum]

brilliant analysis! I'll be sharing this with some people in the school of telecommunications at Bowling Green State University. Also favorited, and subscribed! THANK YOU FOR POSTING!

[PhillyBoxman]

Excellent analysis! Thanks for making and sharing this video. :)

[hotelmario510]

That's it, we need people singing over that logo. "YES. INTEL INSIDE." matches perfectly.

[sciencoking]

Awesome. I wonder why nobody has made an intel remix of the marseillaise yet...

[zumiriha]

これは吹いたｗｗｗ

[DeltaPhi79]

Because you recognize the jingle and KNOW it's for Intel and can recognize it after the first time you hear it?

[JorshItUp]

Breathy... intimate.... seductive.

I see the intel notes in a whole new way now. More... SENSUAL! XD