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For this assignment I decided to put “Like A prayer” by Madonna with a cover I found on Youtube. I used Audacity to record both the song and the cover. I picked this song because it fits well with my part of “Around …
So for revising assignments for this week I chose to go back to one assignment that I did not use Audacity for before, and use Audacity now.
I’m much more comfortable with Audacity now that we’ve completed the Radio Show. My group and I have lots of …
For this audio assignment called “going halfsies” was really fun to do considering I immediately knew what song I wanted to do which also went with our 80’s theme!
I Just Died in Your Arms Tonight by Cutting Crew is a pretty popular 80’s song with many covers of it …
For this assignment, I had to combine a song and its cover into one seamless song-and try to see if the audience can tell the difference. It sounded interesting to me, so I thought hey, why not. I chose the song “The Writing’s On the Wall” by Sam Smith, because …
For the last star in my Audio Assignments I decided to complete Going Halfsies. I used Guile’s Theme from Street Fighter 2 as my song of choice. The first half of my mash up is the original song while the second half is Smooth McGroove’s acapella version. The …
I tried uploading this on SoundCloud however it did not like that I used All-Star but this mix was simply putting a cover a song that was wildly different than the original. The song changes around the whistling part of AllStar…
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