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Use portable audio filed
recorders to record 6 location ambient sounds and 6 focused directional sounds
in a range of environments. Recorded sounds must feature altered file names
that are specific to the location they were recorded.
You must also produce
photographic evidence that clearly shows each person in your group using the
portable sound recorders on location to capture ambient and directional sounds.
These pictures can be taken using your mobile phone.
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Ambient and Directional Sound Recordings:
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Multi-Track Sequencing:
Evidence of multi-track sequencing:
I used the sound of people screaming and explosion and
machine gun sounds to make it sound like a war is going on in a town or city. I
used four separate sound tracks, two are different explosions, one is a machine
gun and one is the ambience (the people screaming). The screaming is meant to
be citizens who are scared trying to get away. I used the panning sound effect
to make the explosions, gunfire and screaming sound like they’re coming from
different directions and changed the volume to make them sound close up or far
away. I also used the same track multiple times to make the explosions sound
more consistent.
Adam Hughes
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