Journal Entry #8

4/14/20 – 4:00pm – My Front Lawn

 

Farthest Sounds: People talking inside the house, horns and sirens in the distance

Medium Distance Sounds: Cars driving down nearby streets

Closest Sounds: Cars driving past the house, people walking on the sidewalk, occasionally a dog barking

General Sound Level: Quiet

Room Definition: Neighborhood

Essential Sounds: Horns in the distance, cars driving past, and neighbors walking on the sidewalk

Journal Entry #7

4/13/20 – 11:00am – My Bedroom

 

Farthest Sounds: Family talking in the living room, cars driving down the street

Medium Distance Sounds: Family going up and down the stairs, people going in and out of the bathroom

Closest Sounds: Fan blowing air, movie playing from TV,  

General Sound Level: Moderate

Room Definition: Lively

Essential Sounds: Family talking in the living room, cars driving down the street, and family going up and down the stairs

Journal Entry #11 – Ferguson

1. Date: 4/17/20 – Time: 5:30pm – Location: My Living Room

2. Farthest from me, I can hear noises coming from the television in my parents’ bedroom upstairs, as well as water rapidly filling up the bathtub in my bathroom upstairs.

3. In a medium range, I can hear noises coming from the oven as it is being used to cook food.  Also, I can hear the toilet being flushed and water coming out of the faucet in the bathroom on the first floor.

4. Closest to me, I hear noises coming from the television in the living room and a constant sound coming from my phone to alert me with notifications.  Moreover, I can hear myself laughing at the content on the television.

5. The general sound level is very noisy due to there being a great amount of sound activity happening throughout my house.

6. One word to describe the “sound environment” is “bustling”.

7. Three sounds that are essential to the “sound environment” are the water filling up the bathtub, the noises coming from the television in my parents’ bedroom, and my phone constantly alerting me.

A 1950’s Fever Dream

4/16/2020

Farthest Sound- The wind outside my window, the sounds of cars driving along the Road by my house.

Medium Distance- My brother, his girlfriend, and one of my roommates playing music in the living room and hanging out. It sounds Semi 50’s inspired and its distant enough to be a fever dream.

Closest Distance- My own music lightly playing and the sound of my own self tapping on the key board.

Sound Description- Like its late summer in the Santa Cruz Bay Area in the 1950’s and mom and pop are playing music in the living room as they talk about their day… So a 1950’s fever dream.

Important Sounds- The music, my roommates voices, my key board 

Journal Entry #12 – Barone

  1. Date: 4/16/20 – Time: 10:00pm – Location: My Home (Carmel, NY)
  2. The farthest sounds from me is the downstairs TV playing and my sister talking.
  3. In the medium range of sound, I can hear my dog whining outside my door in the hallway.
  4. The closest sounds from me is my back cracking and my phone ringing.
  5. The general sound level is a bit noisy and the amount of sound activity is medium since there is a substantial amount of noise, but not too much.
  6. One word to describe the “sound environment” is annoying.
  7. 3 things that are essential to the “sound environment” is my sister talking, my dog whining, and my phone ringing.

Journal Entry #11

  1. 4/15/2020, 5:30pm, Jones Beach Fishing Piers
  2. Cars speeding in the distance, airplane & wind blowing in the trees.
  3. Car doors slamming, cars starting/shutting off, people talking, and boats cruising by.
  4. Waves crashing along shore, seagulls, & fishing lines being casted.
  5. The sound level is very quiet since I was in a very open space and the sounds were spread apart.  The amount of sound activity was also low since I could easily distinguish a few specific sounds.
  6. Tranquil.
  7. Seawaves, fishing lines, & seagulls.

Journal Entry #8 – Brennan

When & Where: 04/15/2020 12:07am Sitting at my bedroom desk with the window open

Far Sounds: my brother talking downstairs, quiet footsteps

Medium Sounds: wind rustling the trees, my other brother playing video games the next room over, some chatter from him as well

Close Sounds: my loud-*** air filter running, squeaking chair.

General Level: medium

One-word Description: bedroom

Essential Three Sounds: the air filter, squeaky chair, brother talking

Journal Entry #10 – Ferguson

1. Date: 4/11/20 – Time: 11:15am – Location: My Yard

2. Farthest from me, I can hear my neighbors from across the street talking and their car doors being closed.  I can hear the wind constantly blowing through the trees in the backyard.

3. In a medium range, I can hear some cars passing by my house, which includes the sound of a mail truck.  Also, I hear the mailman opening up and shutting several mailboxes along the street.

4. The sounds closest to me include my footsteps and the sound of a metal shovel banging against rocks.  I can hear the bag of mulch being emptied onto the flowerbed as well.

5. The general sound level is rather quiet than noisy since there is only a little amount of sound activity occurring.

6. One word to describe the “sound environment” is “delightful”.

7. Three sounds that are essential to the “sound environment” are the wind blowing through the trees, a metal shovel banging against rocks, and the sound of the mail truck.

The faint Sounds Of “The Suite Life of Zack And Cody”…

4/9/2020

Farthest Sound- The clanking off bottles outside and crushing gravel as people walk around and talk, cars passing by on the road.

Medium Distance- The. muffled yet familiar soul of the Suite life of Zach and Cody theme song as my roommate watches it in the living room. He laughter follows soon after.

Closest Distance- The sound of my roommates in their room, and the typing of my key board. 

Sound Description- Like its summer vacation in 2012. So timeless.

Important Sounds- The tv show, the bottles, the laughter