Location: Laguardia Airport
Sounds: Muffled/incomprehensible talking, luggage banging on the escalator, the sound of the escalator moving, luggage rolling across the floor

Location: Laguardia Airport
Sounds: Muffled/incomprehensible talking, luggage banging on the escalator, the sound of the escalator moving, luggage rolling across the floor
Location: The Quad, between ABP and Roosevelt Hall.
Sounds heard: High hum from machinery, rustling of dry leaves, harsh and soft winds, distant cars, rubbing of
fabric.
Location: The Stu Atrium
Sounds Heard: a fan blowing in the background, reverberating voices, incomprehensible conversations, snippets of sentences from passersby, doors shutting, heavy cart rolling by, kitchen utensils clanging, papers shuffling and crumpling, laughter.
March 11, 2:08: Studio A in Comm. School
Furthest Away: People taking down lights, talking by the set, Genie going up/down for lights, hum of AC and lights
Medium Range: shuffling of footsteps, people moving equipment, shooting to people on other side of studio, others grabbing food
Closest Range: munching on pizza, light chatter in small group, breathing of myself and others
Sound Level: can get loud if people are chatting, quiet in some areas like near me but by equipment the sound can spike
Sound Activity: mainly i hear people chatting and moving equipment which means those levels can change from dead silent to loud in an instant
Description: echoey
Main Sounds:
Chatter, clatter of equipment, and footsteps
Date: March 11
Location: Studio A (comm school)
Far Sounds: people walking past, laggers being moved, genie going up and down, people yelling
Medium Sounds: mild conversation, food being served, equipment being moved
Close Sounds: people chewing on food, people walking past
Sound Description/Level: not too loud, people are eating lunch so everyone’s more focused on that
One Word: busy
Most Important Sounds: people talking, equipment moving
March 11th, 1:00am – Corner of Belmont and California Ave.
Farthest Away: Girls screaming and the whoosh of cars driving on a wet road.
Medium Range: The rustling of leaves from the wind.
Closest: The softness of the person next to me’s breathing, and the water dripping onto the ground from gutters, drains, and roofs.
Sound Level: Everything was at the same level regarding my ears. Since I was hearing everything at a consistent level, the farthest away sounds were actually louder than the closest sounds, so that my ears could pic them up as being at the same volume.
Sound Activity: Everything was very consistent except for when the cars would stop at the traffic light. However, even though the cars on the turnpike directly in front of me were stopped, I could still hear other cars driving on the wet pavement a couple streets away.
Description: Wet
Essential Sounds:
Date: 3/10/23
Location: the walk from the Student Center to VP
Far sounds: someone singing or playing music (faint), cars driving
Medium sounds: planes overhead, doors to the tower dorms opening
Close sounds: footsteps, jangling keys, stuff in bags rustling, clothes brushing, footsteps, breathing, friends talking
Sound description/level: It’s quiet, which make the quieter sounds like breathing and clothes brushing louder. The general feeling is calm. It’s also nighttime, so it’s dark out, which lends itself to the muted nature of the surrounding world.
One word: muted
Most important sounds: footsteps, jangling keys, friends talking
1. 3/10/23 at 3:22pm in the Stu
2. Farthest Away: the music and machines from Starbucks
3. Medium Range: Chairs scraping, people chattering, cutlery and tools clinking around
4. Closest: My friends talking, sounds of eating, the boba shaker shaking
5. Sound Level: Moderate
6. Sound Activity: Active constant
7. One Word: Busy
8. Essential Sounds: Cutlery/tools clinking, the music from Starbucks, my friends talking
March 10th, 2023
1:12 pm
Hofstra Gym, second floor
Far sounds – hum of machines surrounding me, weights hitting floor downstairs, muffled conversations as people run by, feet hitting the track surrounding me
medium sounds – rhythmic hum of treadmills as people run, tv above me, music on radio in gym speakers, conversation behind me, pull of the paper towel machine
Close sounds – music pulsing in my headphones, water bottle clanking against the machine, the hit of my feet on the treadmill
Sound level – full of random clashing background noise, but overall medially mellow. Not too rambunctious.
one word – focused
Most important sounds — rhythmic hum of treadmills as people run, pull of the paper towel machine, weights hitting floor
Bill of Rights Laundry Room – 3/10/23 – 9:40am
Far sounds: Cars passing outside
Medium Sounds: metal clacking inside washers/dryers
Close sounds: dryer hum, machine creaking, water filling washer, buzzer when laundry finishes
Sounds level: consistently noisy but not too loud
One Word: busy
Most Important: dryer hum, metal clanking, water filling washer