Multidimension Recordindo International (2000) [Recreation]

Note: This video is a recreation/reconstruction of a real logo, which is currently lost after the full name company discovery. Some explanation/details here are just speculation, since no further information online about this company.


Description: A blue-sky background, then the logo moves from the upper left side and spin sideways. And the logo stops when it reached to the center. The logo itself consists of a rectangle with a dark purple to a light purplish gradient color, and a "Midi" text where the first "i" is a rectangle shaped dot and the other "i" is a normal circle shaped dot. The "Midi" text also has the color splits into two on the end horizontal side of the rectangle gradient, which is yellow and blue. The bottom of both rectangle gradient and the "Midi" text, there's a light navy-blue color rounded rectangle and the "RECORINDO INTERNATIONAL" text inside the rounded rectangle. Seconds later, a black outlined white text that reads the full company name "PT. Multidimension Recordindo International" appears from the bottom that moves from below to going up and stops below the rounded rectangle. Then the video fades out transitioned to the song list.

Speculation: I somehow thinks that the full company name was never shown in the first place (I could be wrong on this one) and the background on the song list is different from what I remember. I remember it has the orange sunset dark with trees background (Vol. 1) and some people recall it has a train background (Vol. 2). This intro logo might be only shown in the early 2000s, specifically in Mari! Belajar Bernyanyi Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 VCD. I'm not sure if other genre releases had this particular intro logo, but it's a short lived one until it change to a kinda boring looking intro logo in the mid 2000s. This logo is still used as a print logo. Also the music here might be incorrect from the real one, since it's all based from what I remember hearing it. Because VCDs from this company is rare to find nowadays and the company is already defunct few years later when it established, so only few people still have one of the VCDs.