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Inspired by the movie "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan", I decided to recreate the iconic deflector shield display beep sequence using the "Telephone tone" by JelleGeus.
But I took it a step further by recreating the shield display itself.

In Adobe Audition, I isolated one of the beeps, denoised it, pitched it up and copied it about 40 times.

To get the "blueprint" of the refitted Enterprise, I opened Alexander Klemm's model in Blender and used the Line Art modifier on an empty grease pencil object

For the dots around the "blueprint", I used Adobe After Effects to create a path with a round capped stroke and added dashes with gaps.
With the Trim Paths effect, I lighted up each dot in sequence.

If you wish to use the sound effect yourself, you can download it from the following sites:
https://freesound.org/people/FekLeyrTarg/sounds/700965/
https://gofile.io/d/jAPgxf

Credits:

Telephone tone JelleGeus (Freesound.org)

Enterprise-A model Alexander Klemm

Animation, rendering
Sound mixing, cut Raffaello Grani

Programs used Blender
Audition
After Effects
Premiere Pro

Original Sound effect Alan Howarth (?)

Original film directed by Nicholas Meyer

Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry