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During this project I began to think about how complex sound can be and how layering and incorporating sensations from sound can be more impactful than an image. In videos and movies, without any audio, many struggle to convey emotions; many people make careers out of knowing how to edit sound. This project opened my eyes to remind myself that you can always do more with sound, and there’s more purpose to it than just music. For this project, I think I should’ve slowed down the way I spoke and taken more time to properly annunciate my words. At times while editing the narration for it to intro and outro softly, it was hard to work around because I was talking so fast. I think I would record paragraph by paragraph next time instead of one go and take a moment to think about the emotion of the paragraph I was about to read. However, I’m most proud of the SFXs I put in. It was my favorite part of the project as it inspired me to think creatively and get that feeling that the story was really coming together. I liked the ideas I would come up with and thinking of work arounds, such as if I couldn’t find an audio of heel clicking, maybe I should substitute it with panting to signify my character is moving<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n
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The inspiration for my music was to just have fun. I\u2019m a novice when it comes to music so I like clicking random beats and making melodies from mistakes piqued my interest. However a lot of the music in my inspiration probably came from how I listened to a lot of house music and hip hop at the time. However I got bored of a consistent beat so the last 2 sections I wanted a church vibe, so I included organs and the piano.\u00a0I\u2019m proud of my first 3 sections and how while they were different they cohesively blended from one to the other. I actually really enjoyed listening to the first half of my interstitial, it sounds like something I could take inspiration from later. It\u2019s not as hard as I thought it would be, and it encourages me to play around more with virtual instruments. I don\u2019t have to be a pro at everything to make music, I can slow down the beats per minute or speed up to my liking and even draw in the notes. It opens a whole new world for music.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n