Sound Journal #6

  1. 4/30/23 in my dorm with the windows open
  2. Farthest Away: A plane flying, people talking on the ground outside, a car backfiring, several cars driving
  3. Medium Range: A sink running, people opening and closing doors, the elevator beeping
  4. Closest: Rain on my open window, wind, my blinds moving a little in the wind, leaves rustling
  5. Sound Level: Quiet
  6. Sound Activity: Occasional sounds, constant rain
  7. One Word: Relaxing
  8. Essential Sounds: Rain on the window, the sink running, cars driving

Journal Entry #6

2:45pm // speigel theater SFAB open forum // April 28th. 

Farthest away sounds — hum of the ebb and flow of traffic, the occasional siren, shuffling of speigel seats. 

Medium sounds — clinking of bri’s dog’s collar, typing of Sfab rep computers. 

Closest sounds — me adjusting in my chair, people talking behind me, professors answering questions, ice shifting in my plastic dunkin cup. 

Sound level – mostly silent on the background noise except for the occasional shifting of people in audience or on stage. Focused in on the conversation and dialogue happening. 

One word – productive 

Most important sounds – the professors speaking, audience members speaking, typing of SFAB computers. 

Journal Entry 6

Date: 4/28

Location: Content Suite in LHCOMM

Far Sounds: Door opening and closing, people walking in and out, people talking about a group project

Medium Sounds: AC/Patching station, fans going

Close Sounds: People typing on keyboards, someone on the phone

Sound Description/Level: The room is big and industrial sounding, so the sound echos with relative ease

One Word: Corporate

Most Important Sounds: People talking, people typing/working at computers

Journal Entry 4.26.23

  1. 04/26/2023 – 10:11 AM – Emily Lowe Room 201 – sound class
  2. Far away: people walking in the hall
  3. Medium: the radiator making squeaky noises, people typing, someone’s foot tapping, someone’s pen clicking
  4. Closest: Rych speaking, my laptop fan
  5. The sound level is medium.
  6. Descriptor: Attentive
  7. Essential sounds: Rych speaking, laptop fan, people typing

Field Recording #5

Location: Outside Axinn Library 

Sounds heard: People talking quietly, laughing, footsteps on concrete, crows cawing, various types of birds chirping and singing, wind, cars driving by on Hempstead Turnpike.

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Sound Journal 5

Location: My room

Farthest Sound: Hum of cars on the turnpike

Medium sounds: Wind outside my window, cars speeding down my street, electric guitar playing in the basement

closest sounds: Vacuum outside my door, the show playing on my tv, typing noises

Sound level is high and very busy, lots of separate loud noises going on

Description: jumbled

Most Important sounds: Wind, vacuum, tv show