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Sonic Design : Project 2

 Edlin Raihana binti Mohamad Firdaus 0359096 Bachelor in Design Creative Media
Sonic Design

Auditory Imaging

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    For this project, We had been given the task to make an audio that would capture these choices:
  1. Wildlife + Background
  2. Everyday Home Life + Background
  3. Cities + Transport + Exterior Atmosphere
  4.  Industry and Electronic sounds + Background
  5. Weather + Background
  6. Market + Rural atmosphere + Background
    I chose number 5 as my auditory imaging. My plot of the audio was about a business man clocking out of job late after overtime and wanted to walk to the bus stop. I did ask Mr Razif if the audio needed an ending, but he said no so I decided the story would stop there. Since the audio was also supposed to be 2-3 minutes long, I also thought to add a few bits of chatter here and there.
    I broke my story into 3 parts:
  • The Office (around 1 minute/45 seconds)
  • The walk to the bus stop (1 minute-ish)
  • The Bus stop (around 30 seconds)
    So that I could plan the audio out better and that suited for each role (totally not because adobe crashing on me all the time but hey we work with we got).

   ⇢ The Office
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Sound Sheet (The Office)

    This is the spreadsheet of the sounds I needed for the Office. Honestly, it was a little hard to get the specific sounds I wanted for the audio. Who knew there would be multiple types of sounds for an elevator door opening but I ultimately had to go on youtube and find this gem of a find (Elevator sounds)
    *I tried doing this all in one audio file but Adobe Audition kept crashing and I would lose my progress, so I made the first half in a separate file. I first did the audio until the card reader and then continued onto another file for the rest for a more smoother transition.

   ⇢ Outside
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Sound Sheet (Outside)

    Now, I know that I did say previously that my story is made up of 3 pieces, but I thought that it would be much better to lump them all together anyway.

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