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For my final audio assignment, I created a solo vocal trio. The song, “Tomorrow Never Dies” was played in one of the old James Bond movies. If you ask me, the song makes me think of the movie, “Mr. and Mrs. Smith”. Kinda gave me the impression that her and …
Though I didn’t follow the exact constraints of this assignment, I was definitely inspired by it! I knew I wanted to sing a song in Spanish (even though I shouldn’t torture anyone with that) for my story because my mother always sang and I thought it was a great …
For our audio assignment in ILT 5340, I choose Audio Assignment 1601 titled Solo Vocal Trio from DS106. For this assignment, we were required to record our voice three times singing the same song. We were not allowed to use effects nor edit the tracks. I chose a special song …
Audio Assignment from the DS106 Assignment Bank:
Solo Vocal Trio…or…A Song for My Daughter
*I am currently working my way through my fourth semester of the Information and Learning Technologies master’s program at University of Colorado, Denver. This is the third post within a series of Creative Assignments …
So for one of my audio assignments this week I did the “Solo Vocal Trio” project worth 3.5 stars.
I chose to sing Rolling In The Deep by Adele because the assignment suggested we use an acoustic instrumental and that song doesn’t have much going on in the …
I hate to go to karaoke, the only one that can stand my bad singing is my hubby. But for this week assignment I choose to do Solo Vocal Trio that is worth 3 1/2 start. So I decided to sing Austin by Blake Shelton, I did some cheating …
So I decided to do this assignment (3 stars). It called for me to record myself singing a song three different times and layer them together. I decided to cover Vance Joy’s “Riptide”
This is the result:
I chose the song because it’s been stuck in my head for a …
For this assignment (worth 1.5 stars), I had to revisit one of the first songs I learned on guitar. For this, I chose “Remembering Sunday” by All Time Low, my first full song on guitar.
I love this song because of the major seventh chords. This was from memory, which …
This assignment, worth 3 stars, required me to record a solo vocal trio. I did this with “Rockin’ Rockin’ Pet Store” by The Mountain Goats.
Garageband, as usual, served as my recording software. I used guitar to keep my vocals on track. After recording all the parts, I realized …
I was very skeptical about this assignment. I knew how much editing needed to be done to fuse the three tracks and that made me pause slightly. However, I couldn’t help but feel curious about the assignment. So, I decided to try it out. I chose one of my best …
This is the solo vocal trio assignment, worth 3 points.
I do a good bit of guitar playing and singing in my spare time, and I’d been listening to this classic today so I thought it might work well. I forgot how long the gaps in vocals are. That’s …
I’d like to start off by saying that this assignment really brought me completely out of my comfort zone. I’m more of an instrumental musician, so singing, let alone posting a song cover that’s open for anyone to hear, anytime, made me very hesitant to complete it.
But I also …
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