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"Vibe Q Sting" was composed by Nicolas Carr. It features four quick vibraphone notes and it serves as a replacement for part 3 of "Vibe & Harp Hits." It is mostly used when a character questions something.

Starting with "The Krusty Sponge," this sting has mostly been replaced by the nearly identical sounding first two segments of "New Vibe Hits" until its return as a regularly playing track in season 9. Starting with season 13 however, this track has been partly replaced by part 3 of "Vibe & Harp Hits."

"But I Have an Idea" is a combined version of "Vibe Q Sting" pitched down by two semitones and "Another New Idea Harp Ding" with a bell tree.

This sting is included in "The String" which in turn is also included in "A Series of Unfortunate Circumstances."

Alternate titles: "Credit Heaven," "Evil Plans," "Lap Steel Vibe Q," "Lap Vibe Harp," "The Mailbox Incident," "Nautical Hijynx," "Patricias Dilema," "Patricks New Helmet," "Percussive Announcement," "Perfect," " "Question to Idea," "Slinky Panther Pants," "SpongeBurgler," "Starting the Boat," "The Transporter Incident 1," "Vibe ?," "Vibe Q," "Vibes Question"

Usage[]

Vibe Q Sting[]

Episodes[]

SpongeBob SquarePants[]
Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years[]
The Patrick Star Show[]
  • 2b. "Enemies à la Mode" - "Oh, I see the problem now." (high-pitched +3, sped up)
  • 12b. "Super Sitters" - The babies are confused. (high-pitched +2, last three notes only); "The bad guys are..." (high-pitched +3, last three notes only)
  • 13a. "Nitwit Neighborhood News" - Ouchie falls from the ceiling (last three notes only); Patrick & Squidina end up in Granny Tentacles' garden.
  • 28b. "Now Museum, Now You Don't" - Patrick notices Cecil security briefs; Cecil looks inside the shell.
  • 31b. "Dr. Smart Science" - Patrick notices a fish in a bathtub behind him.

Shorts[]

But I Have an Idea[]

Trivia[]

  • Between "Patty Caper" and "Sanctuary!," this sting took seven years to return. Its usage has been sped up since then.


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