From the start-up sound to the camera click... here's where the sounds you hear every day on Apple products came from.
Apple users may notice that their computers and phones are filled with well-designed sounds that effortlessly blend into the experience — from the gentle keyboard clicks to the pings that alert you when something is wrong.sounds — the boot up chord, the camera click and the "Sosumi" beep, all were created by one man, mostly from his San Jose living room.The story starts with a lawsuit.
"At that time, the truth was the computer crashed a lot," Reekes said. "And every time you would hear that sound it was pretty much because you were just rebooting after a crash."He recorded the c-major chord on a keyboard in his living room, drawing inspiration, ironically, from the Beatles song "A Day in the Life."
It stuck, and years later Apple even trademarked the start-up sound. It's one of the few sounds that's trademarked, along with the NBC chimes and the Intel signature sound. "Now that there's no start-up sound, it's like sitting down at a restaurant and there's no one there to greet you," Reekes said. "It's it just feels strange."Apple's camera click sound is everywhere. It's the sound of a screen grab or the noise your iPhone makes when you snap a photo.
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