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Journal Entry #9 – Computer Lab
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  1. Date: 4/5/18, Time: between 11 am and 1 pm, Location: Hammer Computer Lab
  2. Sounds farthest: people walking outside lab, faint music playing
  3. Sounds at medium range: lab door whirring and clicking, printer processing
  4. Sounds closest: clicking and typing of keyboard, people quietly talking, doors opening and closing
  5. Level of sound activity: mostly quiet, but other students are moving about making noise
  6. Productive
  7. clicking/typing, faint music and people quietly talking

Field Recording 8
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Child Psychology Class In A Lecture Hall

In this clip you will hear Professor Cox discussing chapter 8 of our child psychology textbook.  He is discussing a child’s ability to solve problems or gain a broader perception of the world in the younger adolescent ages.  You will also hear the person in front of me typing in her notes on this topic, the person next to me shifting in his chair, and the low rumble of the heating system.

I attained permission from my professor to record his class session ahead of time.

 

Journal 9
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4/5/2018, Bits and Bites, 10:14 AM

Farthest: Metal objects are clanking together in the kitchen (this could be a bot on a stove or a spatula on the stove), the doors farthest from me open and footsteps of women in heeled boots follow this sound.

Medium: The vibrating sound of the toaster and the refrigerators, the cashier checks someone out and explains that they can only take cash today, and the metal chair legs scrape on the tile floor as someone sits down.

Closest:  The crinkling of one of the plastic pastry bags is coming from my right side, someone else laughs in the booth behind me, and a garbage cart is being rolled across the floor creating a small rumbling sound.

The general sound level is at a medium, although there are many different sounds happening at once they are all relatively quiet.

Breakfast

The spatula and pots clanking against the stove, the vibrating of the toasters and refrigerators, and the crinkling of the pastry bag.

 

Journal 8
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4/2/2018, 12PM, Outside of the Axinn Library

Farthest: Footsteps of people walking on the wet concrete and occasionally stepping in a puddle. Cars driving down the turnpike behind the Library. The doors to the psychology door being opened and people talking as they come out.

Medium: People coming in and out of the side door of the library and construction workers raking the gravel they are filling potholes with gravel.

Closest: The occasional chirp of a bird in the bushes behind me, squirrels climbing up the tree, and people talking as they walk by.

The general sound level is at a calm medium. There is occasional activity that causes louder noises, making the sound level a medium rather than a low.

Mellow

The footsteps of people walking on wet pavement and in puddles, the construction workers filling the pothole, and the birds chirping.

 

Journal entry
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11:18 Bill Of Rights 6th floor lounge 4/3/2018

  1. The elevator ringing , the mechanical rising of the elevator, the noises from the floor above
  2. the heater noise, my keyboard clicking, and the girls next door yelling and laughing
  3. Mackenzie reading her directing scene, my toes cracking, my runny nose
  4. medium sound level
  5. normal
  6. elevator, Mackenzie, girls next door

Lowe 216
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Location: Lowe 216, 2:09pm 4/2/18

Farthest: Wind blowing outside, people walking down the hall, the door opening

Medium: My friends talking about paint, Pei-Chi advising another student, ripping paper

Closest: People putting supplies away, a girl behind me ripping tape

Level: Medium-Loud

Description: Creative

Important sounds: Talking about paint, ripping paper and tape, Pei-Chi advising a student, people putting supplies away