Thursday, 24th September, 2015.
Lately I been continuing my progress in the world of Sound Design.
For todays lecture, I was tasked with recreating and expanding upon my Sound Journey using Adobe Audition. Learning how to use the system was really interesting and just like GarageBand, I got the hang of it really quickly.
I relished in the freedom to cut the sounds to my own accord.
The sounds I used in Audition were sounds I had recorded on Tuesday at Ravensbourne were, tapping four times akin to The Master's signature tapping from Doctor Who, heavy, sinister footsteps akin to the T-1000, water dripping, the jingling of the keys on my keyring when I shook it and flipping the pages of a book.
For todays lecture, I was tasked with recreating and expanding upon my Sound Journey using Adobe Audition. Learning how to use the system was really interesting and just like GarageBand, I got the hang of it really quickly.
I relished in the freedom to cut the sounds to my own accord.
The sounds I used in Audition were sounds I had recorded on Tuesday at Ravensbourne were, tapping four times akin to The Master's signature tapping from Doctor Who, heavy, sinister footsteps akin to the T-1000, water dripping, the jingling of the keys on my keyring when I shook it and flipping the pages of a book.
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