Saturday, 11 March 2017
Influence Map - Fantastic Voyage
I am considering explaining the cell cycle from the perspective of a single cell's journey in the body.
Project 1: Soundscape Final Submission
Soundscape 1 from Jennifer Ball on Vimeo.
Soundscape 2 from Jennifer Ball on Vimeo. Soundscape 3 from Jennifer Ball on Vimeo.
Reflective Statement
This project presented new challenges to me in terms of technology. However I have been amazed at the fun and experimentation that this project has allowed. Many of the sounds I have used are normal everyday household sounds that you would normally ignore but combining them has enabled new sounds to be created. Having said that when I initially looked at the images I could not imagine how I could create associate sounds.
I focused on my immediate reaction when I looked at the picture and what the image made me think about. The first one was 'water', the second one was 'scissors' and the third one was 'moss'. After this I then considered the type of sound that the words conjured up in my mind and I created the word clouds. Following this I searched for the sounds to match the words identified.
With hindsight, I don't know if this was the best method but it was one that helped me organise my thoughts and the direction I was going.
The simple sounds merged to make a calm, peaceful and gentle accompaniment to the image of water. They produced a sharp, annoying, cutting sound for the scissor image and the moss was joined with a mysterious, slow and flat soundscape.
I loved this project and have understood the opportunities to change the perception of an image for the viewer by using and mixing sounds in adobe audition.
Soundscape 2 from Jennifer Ball on Vimeo. Soundscape 3 from Jennifer Ball on Vimeo.
Sonic Concept by Jennifer Ball on Scribd
Sound Designer Profile - Robert Mackenzie by Jennifer Ball on Scribd
Soundscape 1 - Original Sounds and Effects from Jennifer Ball on Vimeo.
Soundscape 2 - Original Sounds and Effects from Jennifer Ball on Vimeo.
Soundscape 3 - Original Sounds and Effects from Jennifer Ball on Vimeo.Reflective Statement
This project presented new challenges to me in terms of technology. However I have been amazed at the fun and experimentation that this project has allowed. Many of the sounds I have used are normal everyday household sounds that you would normally ignore but combining them has enabled new sounds to be created. Having said that when I initially looked at the images I could not imagine how I could create associate sounds.
I focused on my immediate reaction when I looked at the picture and what the image made me think about. The first one was 'water', the second one was 'scissors' and the third one was 'moss'. After this I then considered the type of sound that the words conjured up in my mind and I created the word clouds. Following this I searched for the sounds to match the words identified.
With hindsight, I don't know if this was the best method but it was one that helped me organise my thoughts and the direction I was going.
The simple sounds merged to make a calm, peaceful and gentle accompaniment to the image of water. They produced a sharp, annoying, cutting sound for the scissor image and the moss was joined with a mysterious, slow and flat soundscape.
I loved this project and have understood the opportunities to change the perception of an image for the viewer by using and mixing sounds in adobe audition.
Reflective Statement - Project 1: Soundscape
Reflective Statement
This project presented new challenges to me in terms of technology. However I have been amazed at the fun and experimentation that this project has allowed. Many of the sounds I have used are normal everyday household sounds that you would normally ignore but combining them has enabled new sounds to be created. Having said that when I initially looked at the images I could not imagine how I could create associate sounds.
I focused on my immediate reaction when I looked at the picture and what the image made me think about. The first one was 'water', the second one was 'scissors' and the third one was 'moss'. After this I then considered the type of sound that the words conjured up in my mind and I created the word clouds. Following this I searched for the sounds to match the words identified.
With hindsight, I don't know if this was the best method but it was one that helped me organise my thoughts and the direction I was going.
The simple sounds merged to make a calm, peaceful and gentle accompaniment to the image of water. They produced a sharp, annoying, cutting sound for the scissor image and the moss was joined with a mysterious, slow and flat soundscape.
I loved this project and have understood the opportunities to change the perception of an image for the viewer by using and mixing sounds in adobe audition.
This project presented new challenges to me in terms of technology. However I have been amazed at the fun and experimentation that this project has allowed. Many of the sounds I have used are normal everyday household sounds that you would normally ignore but combining them has enabled new sounds to be created. Having said that when I initially looked at the images I could not imagine how I could create associate sounds.
I focused on my immediate reaction when I looked at the picture and what the image made me think about. The first one was 'water', the second one was 'scissors' and the third one was 'moss'. After this I then considered the type of sound that the words conjured up in my mind and I created the word clouds. Following this I searched for the sounds to match the words identified.
With hindsight, I don't know if this was the best method but it was one that helped me organise my thoughts and the direction I was going.
The simple sounds merged to make a calm, peaceful and gentle accompaniment to the image of water. They produced a sharp, annoying, cutting sound for the scissor image and the moss was joined with a mysterious, slow and flat soundscape.
I loved this project and have understood the opportunities to change the perception of an image for the viewer by using and mixing sounds in adobe audition.
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