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  1. @JasmineAlanis2

    Weekly Summary #5

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    This week was so cool because I was able to step out of my comfort zone: audio editing. Wow was I nervous about this week, so let’s take a recap on my journey. Daily Creates This week I started off with the daily creates. Here are my creations and the post explaining my process is
  2. @JasmineAlanis2

    Ds106 Radio Bumper

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    This was so much fun! The assignment was to “Create A Ds106 Radio Bumper” I decide to keep the dialogue simple and to the point, thank the audience for listneing and state the radio name. I found the music on https://freesound.org by typing in “spy music.” This sounded the most festive and on theme, and also like
  3. @JasmineAlanis2

    DS106 Radio Reflection

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    For the first night of the DS106 Radio, the two episodes had very contrasting sound quality. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to tweet along for any of the days, because I was working, but I was able to listen in. Something I found really interesting about this first listening experience was that sound not only was
  4. @JasmineAlanis2

    Radio Show Ideas

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    Professor interviews: Have professors discuss how they ended up at Mary Washington, their journey, and then have them prove that they aren’t actually a secret agent using “Professor” as their cover story. They can also share the time they suspected someone was a secret agent, and how they handled that. Review Bond Movies: This was
  5. @JasmineAlanis2

    Audio Storytelling

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    How does sound drive stories? I think that sound plays a huge role in diving stories. Moon Graffiti does such a great job of this. The crashing noises to in indicate a much harsher impact of the landing on the moon. The crackling white noise that makes you feel as though the audio is old

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