1. This is the Sample Rate
button. Sample Rate is This is the button
the number of times an you click to decide
analog signal is where you are going
measured (sampled) to save the rendered
per second. The unit of file.
sample rate is "samples
per second". 44100 Hz
is the common
sampling frequency
WAV, short for WAVE, which means
Waveform Audio File Format, is a file
format standard for storing an audio
bit stream on PCs. It uses the method
of storing data in ‘chunks’. 16 bit PCM
is the one we are using for this project.
If I were to save it on an 8 bit PCM
then the quality of the rendered file
will be poor.
This is what you press to
render all of the files
together, making it one.
By pressing this it
becomes one file that can
This is where all the be now played on
sound resources are Windows Media Player.
placed. This is where I
chose my audio for my
project.

2. This is my sequenced track.
It is pretty much telling a story. It starts off all nice and calm with birds tweeting. A man then goes to light up a cigarette, takes a drag but then aggressively coughs.
Out of nowhere, bombs begin falling and everything starts blowing up. After it has finished, the man lets out a sigh – which makes you believe that this happens on a
regular occurrence and it is ‘irritating’ him.
The techniques used are cross fades which lets a piece of audio play over another piece of audio. I have also set it out like steps, so it follows on from each other.