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Posted on December 15, 2016
Our Sound Collection
Sounds which we didn’t use. There is no denying we had recorded a lot of sounds throughout this project’s production. From slamming gates to refrigerators, we have heard it all. As a result, our soundscape has been turned …
Posted on December 15, 2016
Robert Baugh- Reflection
A look back. After we got ourselves into a group, myself, Reece and Callum quickly set about coming up with an idea for the soundscape. We wanted to do something that was not strictly ‘conventional’. After doing some …
Updated on December 14, 2016
Reece Smith- Reflection
“Scarescape” When we began thinking of ideas for the soundscape, as a group, we wanted to do something different, something which wouldn’t be the first thing people thought of. We played around with a lot of concepts but …
Updated on December 14, 2016
Callum Spinks: Reflection
A brief look back on the production and outcome of our soundscape. For our soundscape, we wanted to create something a bit different than, for example, a wild life or countryside soundtrack. As a group, we came to …
Updated on December 14, 2016
The Soundscape Script.
The story of our sounds. Time Description Script Recording 0:00-0:03 Audio was left untouched, provided easily recognised location sound. The story begins with a man, who had been kidnapped, being walked towards a house. Footsteps in gravel, rattling …
Updated on December 14, 2016
An Evening Recording
Student flats are great for horror sounds. The other night, Rob and I spent the evening recording various sounds around my flat. These sounds were recorded using a Rode NT-USB condenser microphone. This microphone was suited to the …
Updated on December 14, 2016
The start of our editing work
We have finished the recording stage and are ready to move onto editing. As we have placed a great deal of emphasis on editing techniques for our soundscape to get the dark and unnatural sounds which will provoke the …
Updated on December 14, 2016
First Recordings
This week we began the recording process of our soundscape. We focussed mainly on footsteps for the first recordings as it is an important sound which we will use in our soundscape to determine perspective. We went to …
Updated on December 14, 2016
The Sounds of Haunted Lincoln
Many of the sounds we experience in everyday life can be listened to in several different ways based on the context. For example in the test recordings which are linked below, we recorded (the same) footsteps in …
Updated on December 14, 2016
AP Soundscape Project- Welcome
A soundscape is a creative piece of audio used to “describe a place, a sonic identity, a sonic memory or a feeling but always a sound that is pertinent to a place” (Wagstaff, G. 2000). Using this …