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I thought this assignment was fun and simple. I basically looked at all of the objects around me and tried to make it sound like I was in some type of weather or in some weather. The weather I chose was rain droplets. I am sitting right underneath my air conditioner so it sounds like the outdoors quietness and then I produced rain droplets by using my fingernails to hit against the tingy part of the bottom of a mirror sitting with me. Rain is my favorite sound because it is peaceful and calm. Rain makes me realize that all ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Hint: It’s popcorn. I did the Imitate Some Weather Assignment for fun (2.5 stars) and was eating a bag of popcorn, so I ran with it! There was no editing or layering of noises. I just recorded it in audacity.
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This 2.5 star assignment said to make a weather sound using your voice and objects around you. I needed to get a little crafty with this assignment. The rules of this assignment were that I had to make a weather sound using only myself and the things immediately around me. And when I decide to do this assignment I quickly realized that I had nothing around me. So I decided to format this around my Weather Woman character and making a small sample of what she could do. I used my own breath to make a light wind sound. Then ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
So this may or may not be a little bit of a stretch, but when doing this assignment I definitely wanted it to fit with a spy-themed show. Spy novels in general, but especially the older noir ones, really remind me of rainy and stormy weather. It’s foreboding, and I always imagine figures in trench coats and fedoras meeting in the rain to exchange secrets. This one took a while to create. First, I wanted to make it sound like rain (which I was semi-successful in doing), so I recorded the sound of my fishtanks filter. It has a hum ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Archives For this assignment, we had to imitate the sound of weather using objects only within reach of the computer. Sounds easy, right? Not so much. I picked this one because it seemed like it would be fun but it was harder than I thought. First of all, I don’t have much within reach of my computer. Second of all, imitating weather sounds is harder than I thought! Even “cheating” a bit and widening my range of useable objects, weather sounds are not easy to imitate and even harder to make sound legitimate. I tried banging pots and slamming doors ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
http://blog.toomanyshoes.chrismarkhamumw.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/water.mp3 So the assignment said to use only what’s in arms reach, so I used a big plastic lid and squirted water from my bottle into it. It ended up sounding more like pee in a toilet, but you get the idea.
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Submitted by: Anonymous
For this 2 1/2 star assignment to imitate the weather (Audio Assignment 406), I chose to try and sound like rain and wind. I’ve noticed before how if you breathe right, you can sound like the whistling wind on a winter evening. However, I’ll be the first to admit that my first few attempts sounded more like an asthmatic trying to whistle. I think I got eventually- you’ll have to judge for yourselves. I do notice now that I’ve uploaded that you can kinda tell I ran out of breath at the end. To record my sounds, I once more ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
For 3 out of my 10 stars for audio assignment banks posts this week I selected to do imitate some weather. This assignment instructed you to use simple things around you and try to make it sound like weather. I was in the kitchen so I turned the sink on low for rain, used my voice as like a whistling wind and then used a sheet pan as thunder. I was going for a thunderstorm sound, but I think the sheet pan didn’t work as well as I had hoped. I think if I did this again I would select a ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Imitate Some Weather: Using only your voice and things within arm’s reach of your computer, imitate some kind of weather. It doesn’t have to be long, but make it sound as real as possible. (2.5 stars). For my audio assignment, I had to use something near and my own voice to imitate the sound of some type of weather. I wanted to imitate a rain storm. Using Audacity, I recorded myself making this rain storm audio sound. I just hit the Red Circle to begin. I used my own breath to breathe near the microphone to create wind. I also ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Imitate Some Weather (1.5pts) I love waking up to the sound of rain so here is my attempt to imitate a thunderstorm. The assignment required items that are used to be within reach, therefore I used a water bottle to attempt to make thunder and a beaded headband I was wearing to attempt raindrops. It doesn’t really sound anything like a thunderstorm or rain but I tried so no judging.
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