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  1. @jetjenk43

    Radio is not Dead….It is very much still Alive!!!!!!

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    I would say that I listen to audio almost everyday whether it be the radio, Pandora while I work out, or talk shows on the radio.  But to that extend I have very limited knowledge of what takes places behind the scences behind the microphones.  I tend to listen to more of the early morning …

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  2. @Sam_ara106

    Learning to Listen

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    My previous experience with audio has been fairly limited. I listen to B101.5 in my car, and my eleventh grade English teacher played a few podcasts for us in class (after talking about how amazing they are, to which we all rolled our eyes), but other than that, I tend to have some sort of […]
  3. @natashabmedia

    Is the Greatest Showman still great when the soundtrack is reversed?

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    Greetings, Hope you’re having a moderately adequate day, if not better? This blog post will consist of the Audio Assignment called “Reverse It“. This involved taking the soundtrack from a musical and simply reversing it. The idea was, would the musical still make sense if it was all backwards? Interesting… I chose to reverse the… Continue reading Is the Greatest Showman still great when the soundtrack is reversed?
  4. @dandennis_media

    Hearing places…

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    This ds106 assignment was part of an audio unit and was called “Create a place“. The aim of the assignment was to use audio to paint a picture of a scene and put the listener there in the location. This assignment really shows the importance of audio in that it can be used to create […]
  5. @dandennis_media

    Unit 4: Sound Effect Story

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    Sound Effect Story For this assignment I was required to make a story out of sound effects and audio files without the use of words. The duration for the final result should also be no longer than 90 seconds. I decided to tell the story of an Elk walking through a forest with the sound […]
  6. @ldeitrick

    Weekly Summary

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    The past two weeks have been really stressful. On a personal note, my dog, Angel passed on the 7th of October. She was 24 years old and I’d had her since I was 19, so for 14 years she was my sole companion. It hit be hard and it was big adjustment and work, school …
  7. @ldeitrick

    Suspense

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    I’ve been pleasantly surprise how easy the collaboration between most members of the group has been solely through online communication. I live and work in Arlington, so meeting in person wasn’t an option for me. And while online communication made my life easier, it also made me nervous about putting together a radio show. I …
  8. @girlycurlyfries

    distress signal outro

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    From using the bumper assignment out of the assignment bank, I created an outro for our Distress Signal radio show. I first found a free song online that felt very superhero like. It’s entitled epic, how we depict our show to be. I coordinated with my group member, Ashleigh to agree on this “theme” song.… Read More distress signal outro
  9. @ldeitrick

    Silence is the loudest sound.

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    “Moon Graffiti” grabs you right from the moment you start listening. The producers achieve this primarily using two distinct styles when introducing the story. NPR’s “How Audio Stories Begin” describe these techniques as diving immediately into the narrative and introducing a mystery. We are confronted with alarms signaling a sense of danger and urgency, as …

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