I listened to over 100 ambient sounds to imagine and create an immersive scene using sound effects. I selected a base ambient track and added dog sounds to my left side using panning, horse galloping sounds passing by from left to right, and adjusted a baby's cries to be louder initially then softer to portray waking up. By strategically placing different animal and human sounds, I was able to use audio mixing and panning tools to successfully construct a realistic scene.

1. When I started this, I had to imagine a scene, to do this I had listened to almost every sound in a
folder of over 100. I started off by selecting a base, like an ambient sound. Then by listening to these
sounds i chose what I wanted my scene to be, going through this i picked dog, horse, man and a
baby. With the dog I chose to have him on my left side, to do this I used the pan tool. I also did this
with the horse, but used the pan to create the horse sounds as it was running past me. the sniggers I
did not have to use, as the sound was me. And with the baby in arms i did not have to change the
pan, although I did change the volume in the centre of the sound to give the impression that the
baby had only woken up for a short time. In all I feel that this is successful in creating a realistic
scene.