For our sound project, we had a quite an interesting time
not only recording different audio samples, but also finding excellent
locations to record them. All in a
matter of two nights, we were able to gather all the necessary sounds we
needed. We had to do a bit of
walking to find perfect locations, but some spots proved to be surprisingly
quality locations to be used as impromptu Foley studios. Our collection of audio samples
consisted of natural sounds, background noises, human sounds, dialogue and
more.
For
most of the sound recordings, we searched for places that would be the least
effected by unwanted background noise.
To our surprise, we discovered that the courtyard on the side of Kenan
Hall. If you stand perfectly in
the center, the noise will bounce off the wall and reverberate back to
you. Also, don't use the black box
in the editing lab for recording screaming. When you step out, everyone in the room will think you just
murdered someone. Trust me, it's
NOT that soundproof.
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