Posts Tagged ‘Ralph’
March 12th, 2020 | 
Author: Sounds Heard: Knocking, Footsteps on Wood Floor, Talking
- Date: 3/12/20 – Time: 5:00pm – Location: My Home (Carmel, NY)
- The farthest sounds from me is my mom talking to my grandma downstairs in the kitchen and the television on.
- In the medium range of sound, I can hear someone walking up the staircase towards my room.
- The closest sounds from me is me typing on my laptop and sniffling.
- The general sound level is pretty noisy and the amount of sound activity is large since a lot of noises are happening at once.
- One word to describe the “sound environment” is loud.
- 3 things that are essential to the “sound environment” is my mom talking to my grandma, someone walking up the staircase, and me typing on my laptop.
Sounds Heard: Clock Ticking, Roommate Talking in His Room, Me Scratching the Desk
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- Date: 3/3/20 – Time: 7:00pm – Location: Emily Lowe Hall Room 106 (Summer and Smoke Rehearsal)
- The farthest sound from me is the sound of a door opening and closing.
- In the medium range of sound, I can hear people talking and laughing at each other.
- The closest sound from me is the sound of me exhaling and my bones cracking while I am stretching.
- The general sound level is medium and the amount of sound activity is pretty wide-ranging since there are a group of people in one small circle.
- One word to describe the “sound environment” is active.
- 3 things that are essential to the “sound environment” is a door opening and closing, people talking and laughing, and me exhaling and cracking my bones while I am stretching.
- Date: 2/27/20 – Time: 12:00pm – Location: Emily Lowe Hall Room 106
- The farthest sound from me is a car horn going off in the parking lot outside of the classroom.
- In the medium range of sound, I can hear chatting amongst students on the other side of the room.
- The closest sound from me is my partner talking to me face to face.
- The general sound level is more on the noisy side and the amount of sound activity is large since there are a lot of people making noise in the room.
- One word to describe the “sound environment” is chatty.
- 3 things that are essential to the “sound environment” is the car horn going off in the parking lot, the students chatting amongst themselves, and my partner talking to me face to face.
Sounds Heard: Geese Honking, Girl Talking and Coughing, Me Walking on Gravel
- Date: 1/20/20 – Time: 2:00pm – Location: Career Center
- The farthest sound from me is a door shutting from someone’s office.
- In the medium range of sound, I can hear two people talking quietly.
- The closest sound from me is my feet tapping on the floor.
- The general sound level is on the quiet side and the amount of sound activity is minimal due to very few people being in the room.
- One word to describe the “sound environment” is peaceful.
- 3 things that are essential to the “sound environment” is the door shutting, the two people talking quietly, and my feet tapping.
Sounds Heard: Gloves Catching Balls, Players Talking, Wind
- Date: 2/13/20 – Time: 7:30pm – Location: My Dorm (Colonial Square East)
- The farthest sound from me is the faint noise of a blowdryer being used by someone across the hall.
- From a medium range of sound, I can hear the air vent blowing out air from my lounge.
- The closest sounds from me are my fingers typing on my laptop and the ticking from my clock.
- The general sound level is pretty quiet and there is very little sound activity since there isn’t much sound from where I am.
- One word to describe the “sound environment” is relaxing.
- 3 sounds that are essential to the “sound environment” is the air vent blowing out air in my lounge, my fingers typing on my laptop, and my clock ticking in my room.
Sounds Heard: Car Horn, Wind, Leaves Rattling, Keys Rattling, Footsteps on Gravel