Journal Entry #2 2/8/18
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The Sounds of Constitution Hall, 6th Floor (Specifically from my room)

The slam of a distant door.

The wind passing through my open window.

The unnecessarily loud humming of my refrigerator.

The sound of my neighbor talking.

The sound of an idiot playing with the bell in the elevator.

The sound of a car revving it’s engine and driving away.

Journal 2
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2/7/18 at Bits at 12:50

Far- Conversation, laughter, cash register, fryers, burgers being flipped.

Medium- Pencils on paper, fingers on keyboards, banging of fists on a table, “OWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW” (someone must have tripped next to me), chairs moving along the floor.

Close- my water bottle crinkling, my my foot tapping the floor, my stomach digesting my cheeseburger.

One word- busy

3 essential sounds- fryers, conversation, chairs scraping the floor.(false hope)

Field Recording 1
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  1. Location: Bits and Bytes
  2. Sounds heard: people talking, doors closing and squeaking, chairs being pulled across the floor, me clumsily placing my phone on the table
  3. Recording:

Sound Journal 2
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Location: School of Communication room 117, February 8, 2018, 8:34PM.

Sounds Farthest: people talking, projector screen turning on, phone ringing.

Midrange : people laughing, computer typing.

Sounds closets: person jotting notes, bottle of water being drank, squeaky shoes.

Sound Level: medium intensity, rather calm and inviting environment.

Description: relaxing

Sounds Essential to Environment: people laughing, talking, and computer typing.

Journal Entry 2
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  1. February 7th, 8:03pm, sitting on my bed in my dorm room (8th floor of Enterprise)
  2. Farthest sound: elevator dinging, cars driving on the street below, the shower running in the bathroom
  3. Medium far sound: someone walking in the room above me, my neighbor screeching with her best friend, the heater blowing hot air
  4. Closest sound: breathing, typing, my roommate shuffling through papers
  5. Sound level: overall quiet and subtle, like the flicker of a candle
  6. Description: peaceful
  7. Essential sound: elevator dinging, my neighbor screeching, and my roommate shuffling through papers

Journal 2- Tiffany
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  1. Date: 2/8/18 Location: Netherlands Core Time: 7:45pm
  2. Farthest: people walking, keys jangling, radio playing
  3. Mid-range: Game show playing, people cheering (along with the game show)
  4. Closest: People talking
  5. Sound level: loud, but still quiet enough to have a conversation
  6. Description: Lively
  7. Sounds Essential to environment: TV playing, people talking, people walking

 

Crivelli #2
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Location: Bits & Bites 2:27 PM 2/7/18

 

  1. Farthest: I can hear the door opening on the other side of the wall with people walking through it.
  2. Medium: I can hear tables and chairs moving around
  3. Closest: The conversations and people talking very loudly.
  4. Busy
  5. Three essential sounds for this environment are: people walking fast, the chairs moving around, the sound of people talking this is pretty much the easiest way to tell you’re in Bits