Josh Palmer recorded audio for a production project. He increased the volume of the audio, cut out unwanted sections, added non-copyrighted background music that he trimmed to match the length of the audio, and inserted sound effects in gaps he created, adjusting the volume of everything. He then listened to the final product and exported it.

1. Production Reflection
Josh palmer

2. Process
• Firstly I recorded
my audio with an
audio recorder and
placed it in audio
1, in premier pro.

3. Process
• Secondly I turned
up the decibels on
audio 1 as you
could not hear
anything, because
of the audio
recorder. But, using
‘audio gain’ you
can hear it
perfectly.

4. Process
• Thirdly I cut out
some gaps with the
razor tool of some
of the audio I did
not want in my
final product. Then
I dragged the audio
back together so
there was no gaps.

5. Process
• Fourthly, I sourced non-
copyrighted music from
YouTube and placed it in
‘audio 3’. Then I copied the
background music and
pasted it next to the original
just to make it fit the length
of the main audio. After
that I used the razor tool to
cut the end of the audio and
delete it so it is the same
length of my main audio.
Luckily it all sounded faded
so I did not need to fade the
audio.

6. Process
• Fifthly I made
some gaps, with
the razor tool, for
where I wanted my
SFX to be.

7. Process
• Finally I added my SFX
and increased the
decibels with ‘audio
gain’. Then I put my SFX
where I wanted them to
be. I also cut them
down with the razor
tool. Then I listened to
the whole thing an
exported it.