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==Early Days== | ==Early Days== | ||
Daniel was born in 1980 in Gothenburg, Sweden. In 1997 he recorded himself imitating his friends' souped-up mopeds<ref>http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/4210407.stm</ref>, what has become famous sound effect. At peak of [[Crazy Frog]] in 2005, 24 years old he was computer components salesman. | Daniel was born in 1980 in Gothenburg, Sweden. In 1997 he recorded himself imitating his friends' souped-up mopeds<ref>http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/4210407.stm</ref>, what has become famous sound effect. At peak of [[Crazy Frog]] in 2005, 24 years old he was computer components salesman. | ||
[[File:Malmedahl2.jpg|thumb|215x215px|Daniel Malmedahl]] | |||
=== Britt-Erik === | === Britt-Erik === | ||
According to Swedish users, Daniel was known in Sweden as Britt-Erik<ref>https://stajkestephan.blogspot.com/2008/11/</ref><ref>https://saabklubben.se/forum/amne/tvataktstechno-for-stereon/</ref>, person who made his popularity by creating musical jokes that were transmitted on CDs. The only evidence for this is that original file name of 2taktare is "Britt-Erik - 2taktare" (or "Britt-Erik" is in audio tags), and that scream in "Gullefjun" is very similar to the voice from [[Jamba! Ringtones|Jamba! ringtones]], but there is no official confirmation that they are the same person. | According to Swedish users, Daniel was known in Sweden as Britt-Erik<ref>https://stajkestephan.blogspot.com/2008/11/</ref><ref>https://saabklubben.se/forum/amne/tvataktstechno-for-stereon/</ref>, person who made his popularity by creating musical jokes that were transmitted on CDs. The only evidence for this is that original file name of 2taktare is "Britt-Erik - 2taktare" (or "Britt-Erik" is in audio tags), and that scream in "Gullefjun" is very similar to the voice from [[Jamba! Ringtones|Jamba! ringtones]], but there is no official confirmation that they are the same person. | ||
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==== List of musical jokes: ==== | ==== List of musical jokes: ==== | ||
[[File:Britt-Erik_-_Bamsesaga.mp3|right]][[File:2taktare.mp3|right]][[File:Britt-Erik_-_Äta_farfars_bajs.mp3|right]] | [[File:Britt-Erik_-_Bamsesaga.mp3|right]][[File:2taktare.mp3|right]][[File:Britt-Erik_-_Äta_farfars_bajs.mp3|right]][[File:Britt-Erik_-_Bamsesaga.mp3|right]] | ||
*Britt-Erik - Bamsesagan (Bamse saga, Bamsesaga) | *Britt-Erik - Bamsesagan (Bamse saga, Bamsesaga) | ||
*Britt-Erik - 2taktare (tvåtaktare, tvåtaktarn, tvåtakt.mp3) | *Britt-Erik - 2taktare (tvåtaktare, tvåtaktarn, tvåtakt.mp3) | ||
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== Connection with Crazy Frog == | == Connection with Crazy Frog == | ||
[[Jamba!|Jamster]] contacted | A17 year old in 1997 Daniel attempted to imitate the 2-stroke engine of a moped. According to [[Erik Wernquist]]<ref>http://www.newtek-europe.com/uk/community/lightwave/wernquist/2.html</ref>, it was Daniel's moped and not his friend's, which is contradicted by an [[BBC interview|interview with Daniel Malmedal from the BBC]]. One ''"friend of his put the sound on a CD that they used to play at parties"''. From that CD, the sound somehow found its way to the internet. | ||
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[[Jamba!|Jamster]] contacted Wernquist and Daniel for permission to sell it as a download for phones.<blockquote>"I'm very, very, very stunned that it's gone so far, almost too far. It's such a little creation, it's less than a minute and I would guess that most people actually would have no idea that it's an imitation of a two stroke engine."</blockquote> | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 13:28, 22 September 2022
Daniel Malmedahl (also known as Britt-Erik in Sweden) is the creator of 2TAKTARE.MP3, the sound effect which inspired the creation of The Annoying Thing.
Early Days
Daniel was born in 1980 in Gothenburg, Sweden. In 1997 he recorded himself imitating his friends' souped-up mopeds[1], what has become famous sound effect. At peak of Crazy Frog in 2005, 24 years old he was computer components salesman.
Britt-Erik
According to Swedish users, Daniel was known in Sweden as Britt-Erik[2][3], person who made his popularity by creating musical jokes that were transmitted on CDs. The only evidence for this is that original file name of 2taktare is "Britt-Erik - 2taktare" (or "Britt-Erik" is in audio tags), and that scream in "Gullefjun" is very similar to the voice from Jamba! ringtones, but there is no official confirmation that they are the same person.
He is most famous for parody of Bamse and 2taktare.
List of musical jokes:
- Britt-Erik - Bamsesagan (Bamse saga, Bamsesaga)
- Britt-Erik - 2taktare (tvåtaktare, tvåtaktarn, tvåtakt.mp3)
- Britt-Erik - Äta farfars bajs
- Britt-Erik - Gullefjun
- Britt-Erik - Imse vimse spindel
- Britt-Erik - Ekorrn satt i granen
- Britt-Erik - Elefanten på tråden
Interview on Swedish TV
An acquaintance of Daniel's had posted the recording on the web, where a researcher on Swedish TV found it and persuaded Daniel to perform the sound live on television. On may 27, 2001 he appears under his real name on youth program “Best of Wimans By Night”.
Connection with Crazy Frog
A17 year old in 1997 Daniel attempted to imitate the 2-stroke engine of a moped. According to Erik Wernquist[4], it was Daniel's moped and not his friend's, which is contradicted by an interview with Daniel Malmedal from the BBC. One "friend of his put the sound on a CD that they used to play at parties". From that CD, the sound somehow found its way to the internet. n 2003
Jamster contacted Wernquist and Daniel for permission to sell it as a download for phones.
"I'm very, very, very stunned that it's gone so far, almost too far. It's such a little creation, it's less than a minute and I would guess that most people actually would have no idea that it's an imitation of a two stroke engine."
Trivia
- Russian website confused Daniel/Britt-Erik with keyboyard man
- Daniel's e-mail, daniel.malmedahl@telia.com, was on the TurboForce3d, but it is most likely no longer working
- Daniel voiced a lot of Jamba ringtones