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Netflix Intro (iconic ta-dum streaming startup stinger): Free Tesla Lock Sound Download

The Netflix ta-dum: two emphatic notes that have opened billions of streaming sessions, the most widely heard audio logo of the 2010s.

Jingles & Ringtones sound · 4.1 seconds · WAV format · Free download

Compatible with Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X (2020–2026). Works with all Tesla vehicles that support custom lock sounds.

How to install: Download the WAV file, rename it to LockChime.wav, copy to a FAT32-formatted USB drive, insert into your Tesla. The custom lock sound activates automatically.

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Netflix Intro (iconic ta-dum streaming startup stinger)

The Netflix ta-dum: two emphatic notes that have opened billions of streaming sessions, the most widely heard audio logo of the 2010s.

waveform
0:00
0:04
This sound is 4.1s. Tesla allows up to 2s
spec44.1 kHz16-bit PCM350KB0:04LockChime.wav
spec sheet
duration4.1 s
file size350KB
downloads2.2k
details
formatWAV / PCM
sample rate44.1 kHz
bit depth16-bit
submitted byLon Bender / Netflix
compatible models
Works on every Tesla

Drop Boombox/LockChime.wav on your USB stick, plug into the front USB data port, lock the car. Done in 2 minutes.

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submitted by Lon Bender / Netflix
source Source: Netflix original content intro sound, created by sound designer Lon Bender in 2015. The two-note "ta-dum" was developed on the direction of Netflix VP of Product Innovation Todd Yellin. Use case: locks your car like the opening of a prestige drama. Trivia: Bender created the sound using the bass note of a cello hit and processed it digitally — the entire creation took just a few hours.