The document describes how various audio effects were used to manipulate sounds and create different impressions for the listener. Effects like panning, reducing volume, and reverb were used to make barks seem like they were coming from the right, make thunder sound distant from inside a building, and make footsteps echo as if in a vast empty space. Different sounds were also merged to create a continuous thunderstorm with variety. Panning was used to make a fuse sound like it moved from right to left past the listener.

1. I used the envelope pan to move the
audio gradually from the right
speaker to a central stereo sound.
I used the envelope pan to make
the dogs barks seem as if they
were to the right of the listener
and also reduced the volume to
make the sounds seem distant
and drowned out from the storm.
I reduced the volume of the thunder to
create an atmosphere of being inside of a
building with the storm being outside.
I added a reverb to the sound of
the footsteps in the corridor to
give the impression of it being
vast, empty and quiet.
I merged2 different sounds the thunder to make it a
long continuous thunder storm but used 2 different
sounds to add some variety to the audio.
I used the pan effect to give the impression of the fuse
moving across from the right to the left of the listener
as If the fuse was going right past the listener.