This document describes how various audio effects were applied to different sounds to alter them. For a bird squawk, delay and resonance effects were added. Two sounds were processed with granulator and glitch effects to create a distinctive static sound. A choir sample was transformed into something less recognizable by adding dub delay and modulating dry/wet levels. A car accident recording was given a real compressor effect to make it sound more distant.

1. This sound is a bird squawk however I added
the dub delay effect to give the sound a delay.
I also enveloped the resonance on this sound.
To add the effect we click the FX button on
our sound and then select the effect which we
want to use.
For this sound I added two different effects
which were KT Granulator and D-blue
Glitch. This created a very distinctive static
sound. I also enveloped the KT Granulator
InGain, the KT Granulator Freeze and also D-
blue Glitch Crush AMT. These all also added
to the distinctive static sound.
This sound was originally the choir however when I
added the VST Dub Delay it became like a sound more
than a choir singing. I enveloped the Dry/Wet on the
Dub Delay; which also made it vary in sound.
This is the sound of a car accident. I added
the Real Comp effect to this sound. It
made it sound like it was at more of a
distance than the original sound.