Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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A recreation of the famous and overrated 1998 Klasky Csupo logo (AKA: Splaat or Klasky Csupo Robot), made in the vintage 16mm animation style. It was a lot of hard work, despite messing around with various video/audio plugins. I know Klasky Csupo wasn't founded until 1981, but this is a mock.

You can check out the black-and-white version here.
youtu.be/zmH3z7xvNSc

DETAILS:
1 - The visuals and effects had a more primitive, paper-like vibe.
2 - The music is composed by a vintage Moog synthesizer.
3 - Splaat is voiced by the IBM 7094 computer, the famous singer of Daisy Bell.
4 - The sound effects are altered and different-sounding.
5 - The Klasky Csupo logo is the 1989 version, but zooms in like the infamous Viacom V of Doom.

FUN FACTS:
1 - TruVoice Peter (one of the voices of Speakonia) did the voice reference for the IBM 7094 voice model on Weights.gg
2 - I did a hand reveal by taking 2 photos of my in-real-life hand using a USB webcam.

CREDITS:
Klasky Csupo 1989 Logo - Niki-Aleksia (Logopedia)
Klasky Csupo Robot Logo Instrumental MIDI (4274135#) - Unknown (Online Sequencer)
Microsoft 3D Movie Maker Sound FX - Habib987874 (The Sound Resources)
Eye/Pupil Clip-art - Wage212 (Pixabay)
Random Film Static Sound - Joedeshon (Freesound)
Splaat Assets - Everyone (Klasky-Csupo Wiki)
Textures - StoreyBooks (DeviantArt)
Various Sound FX - Everyone (Sound Effects Wiki)

EDITING KIT:
Balabolka
Microsoft Clipchamp
Paint.NET
SOUND FORGE Pro 17
VEGAS Pro 22

WEBSITES:
DeviantArt
Freesound
Klasky-Csupo Wiki
Logopedia
Online Sequencer
Pixabay
Sound Effects Wiki
The Sounds Resource
Weights.gg

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