The document discusses two sound effects used on audio clips. For the first clip, a "Dub Delay" effect was used that adds echo which can be adjusted, and the "In" button makes the sound clearer over the echo. For the second clip, a "glitch effect" was used that has multiple manipulation options and effects like gater, tapestop and stretcher were applied, transforming the original sound into an unrecognizable techno-style audio.

1. For the first sound clip I used an effect called “Dub Delay” which gives it a very loud in the
background which can be adjusted with the settings and it gives it a delay, the button “In”
make it sound a lot clearer so it can be heard over the echo created by the effect.
For the second clip I used the “glitch effect” which has many options you can use to manipulate
the sound which you put into a timeline and the different effects kick in as it plays through. I
used a few effects such as gater, tapestop and stretcher which all effect the sound clip. Infact it
barely sounds the original sound at all, it sounds very techno and you can only just hear the voice
over the top of it.