Im going to recreate the Communicore music loop

[THEMEPARKPIONEER]

I came up with some awesome ideas of what an upgraded version of that soundtrack can be like, i'm at least reworking the first song on that loop. Much more upbeat and punchy, real pop sounding and yes there will be a reasonable amount of synth put into it. Maybe ill work it with some of the Innoventions music and remake that to to fit today's sound.

 

[Tuvalu]

Communicore

 

[champdisney]

Communicore

Anything else to add to the original poster besides correcting a typo?

I came up with some awesome ideas of what an upgraded version of that soundtrack can be like, i'm at least reworking the first song on that loop. Much more upbeat and punchy, real pop sounding and yes there will be a reasonable amount of synth put into it. Maybe ill work it with some of the Innoventions music and remake that to to fit today's sound.

Looking forward to hearing it!!

 

[THEMEPARKPIONEER]

Communicore

I may have spelt it wrong but I bet more than half of management doesn’t know what Communicore is.

 

[Heppenheimer]

I may have spelt it wrong but I bet more than half of management doesn’t know what Communicore is.

Nowadays, it sounds like an Etsy or Instagram decorating fad.

I can't remember any music from either Communicore pavilion except the Computer Song (or whatever it was called). "And that's why I'm a root-ah/ for me comput-ah/ when you need a helping hand."

Hey, if you can find audio clips of Smart-1, that would be cool if you could include sampling of it.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

I may have spelt it wrong but I bet more than half of management doesn’t know what Communicore is.

Or what even an Innovention was after the millenium..

 

[marni1971]

I can't remember any music from either Communicore pavilion except the Computer Song (or whatever it was called). "And that's why I'm a root-ah/ for me comput-ah/ when you need a helping hand..

It had a short lived BGM loop that was scrapped after a few years. Sounded like bad 70s elevator music mostly.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

It had a short lived BGM loop that was scrapped after a few years. Sounded like bad 70s elevator music mostly.

Was it this by chance?

 

[marni1971]

Was it this by chance?

Yes.

I’m the one who instigated that recording. Glad I did.

 

[muddyrivers]

Yes.

I’m the one who instigated that recording. Glad I did.

Probably one of the best things you did! Those Ultimate Tribute videos weren't a bad idea either

 

[THEMEPARKPIONEER]

Yes.

I’m the one who instigated that recording. Glad I did.

That new music they used at D23 for world celebration wasn’t to far off.

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

Awesome

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

Awhile back somone posted their own fanbased compilation loop for innoventions on the innoventions music post which was a mix of the inno-loop and some new instrumental songs..One that stuck out for me was another David Arkenstone track called "Through the Veil"..IMO this feels like this track could work well for this area. It has a great vibe and also sounds reminicent to a song that could have been used for the Illuminations preshow or something similar to Tapestry of Dreams with the chorus...

 

[Heppenheimer]

While looking for old videos of Communicore, I came upon this one:



I have absolutely no memory of this... show? Display? Exhibit? What was it, exactly?

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

While looking for old videos of Communicore, I came upon this one:



I have absolutely no memory of this... show? Display? Exhibit? What was it, exactly?

Retrowdw has that info..

Einsel Theater: The Age of Information - Complete Video, Song and Lyrics

The Display Closed in the early 1990s, one area of Communicore West can easily be crowned as the definitive definition of a prophecy that came true. Nestled along a huge wall in Futurecom, this 40-foot kinetic sculpture included fifty-five automaton figures and countless animated devices, props...

www.retrowdw.com

 

[Heppenheimer]

Retrowdw has that info..

Einsel Theater: The Age of Information - Complete Video, Song and Lyrics

The Display Closed in the early 1990s, one area of Communicore West can easily be crowned as the definitive definition of a prophecy that came true. Nestled along a huge wall in Futurecom, this 40-foot kinetic sculpture included fifty-five automaton figures and countless animated devices, props...

www.retrowdw.com

Now... looking at the second picture in that link, I may have a very vague memory of it. Those telephones... was it somewhat interactive, meaning that picking up a certain phone or dialing a number would activate one of the figures?