Music Tag

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  • Kasey Moore
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One of my favorite type of assignments is audio! Lyrics and songs are great ways to tell stories. Have you notice similar themes extend genres… lyrics overlapping. Your task is to create a story by using audio snippets from songs. The trick is you have to have the last word of your clip, be the same word that starts the next clip. Use at least 5 different songs, try to include different genres or decades.

Find all the YouTube videos of your songs and position it to play a little before the part you want to capture.
Use Audacity to record the clips
Edit the Clips Together
Export Your New Story

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Submissions So Far

janellegelino

Audio Assignment: Music Tag (2pts.)- “Sebastian Crane Modern Music Tag.”

Let me start off this post by saying…this should be worth more than 2 stars! It took me a very long time to do this

jcpds106

Gloria, digital witness, plays song tag


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songs used:
Patti Smith – Gloria
Mine – Beyonce feat. Drake
Angel – Fleetwood Mac
Ghost Tonight – Chairlift
Digital Witness –

kminnick

Five Songs in One


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I love music and when I was looking through what assignments I could do I came across one called music tag. This one

bscites13

The Riff Off!

Welllll, here is my final audio creation for this week. The assignment description is found here. But when I read it I knew I

jayhamilton

Here is How You Rock out Till to Tomorrow

For this assignment we were asked to create a story using audio snippets form songs for the DS106 assignment named Music Tag. This assignment

hospital

Music Tag


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The most challenging part of this assignment was going through my iTunes library
and picking out the songs that I wanted to use. Another challenging

amcandre

Audio Assignments- Music Tag – 3 stars

One of my favorite type of assignments is audio! Lyrics and songs are great ways to tell stories. Have you notice similar themes extend genres…

Ms. Parker

Lyric Tag — ???

For this week, I needed to complete a couple of audio assignments from the repository.

When I saw Music Tag, I knew I had

nadiraca

Music Tag

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Princess Karissa

I’m Not Gonna Write You a Love Song ***

Yes, that’s right. It is Sara Bareilles time! For those of you who may not know (which is probably most), my favorite singer has

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Submissions So Far

Princess Karissa

How to Do a Music Tag Tutorial

So welcome to my tutorial for this amazing assignment on how I made my musical tag. Since the story of the project was really

kasmoore.com

Summary of My Tutorials

Music Tag -You are going to need Audacity.     2. Music Video -You will need PWNYouTube bookmarklet and Audacity.   I used Screen-O-Matic to make both of these tutorials. The links
kasmoore.com

My Assignment 1: Music Tag

Music Tag One of my favorite type of assignments is audio!  Lyrics and songs are great ways to tell stories. Have you notice similar themes