3. production experiments - Audio
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The document describes an experiment recording a morning routine and adding sound effects from YouTube's audio library in Adobe Premier. The student recorded their morning routine, found relevant sound effects, and placed the audio and effects together in Premier. Two effects needed adjusted volume which was done using audio gain. The final product was then exported. For the final product, the student plans to use sound effects to separate each section to help the listener understand what part of the routine is being described.
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2) For the outro, the assistant chose a chilled but upbeat song online and overlapped it with the podcast audio, gradually increasing the volume of the song as the podcast finished.
3) For the intro, the assistant cut out a long pause and increased the volume of the intro music as it faded in to cover background noise and make the transition sound natural.
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The document describes an experiment where the author recorded their morning routine on their phone and uploaded it to Dropbox. They then found matching sound effects on YouTube, converted them to MP3, and imported the audio files into Premiere to edit together with the recording. The author adjusted the sound effects to not be too long or loud so that the recording sounded its best. For the final product, the author will include editing the sound effects for length and volume so the recording quality is preserved.
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- 2. Process I first stated off recording me saying what my morning routine is and finding sound effects on YouTube audio library as they are of the public domain. Then in premier I put all of the sound effects with the audio of my morning routine. Two of the sound effects I had to adjust the decibels as one was too quiet and the other was too loud. I accomplished this by right click and clicking on audio gain. And then I exported the file.
- 3. Reflection • What elements of your experiments will you include in your final product? I would try to use as much sound effects as possible to separated each section so the listener knows which section they are on
Editor's Notes
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your experiments