5-Second Brand Jingle for Ads
A 5-second brand sonic identity — for store opening sounds, app launch chimes, and ad closing stings. The format is similar to Netflix's 'Ta-Dum' or Intel's 4-note chord.
[Genre: cinematic sound design] [Mood: [mood]] [Length: exactly 5 seconds] ...
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For app opening sounds, ad closers, and store opening chimes — a 5-second sound people can actually remember. It creates a stronger memory hook than a visual logo (auditory memory lasts longer than visual memory). The trick: keep the melodic motif within 4-8 notes (the limit of human short-term memory) with a clear tension-to-resolution structure. The resulting 5-second clip can be registered as a sound trademark, with the same legal protection as a visual trademark.
產出 5 秒精準品牌音、開頭 1 秒有 attention hook、中段 2 秒是可哼唱的 4-8 音 motif、尾段 2 秒優雅收尾。整體響度 -6 LUFS 品牌識別級、可以多次播放使用者不反感。
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