Location: Walking into the student center from the unispan
Sounds: Keys jangling, footsteps, breathing every now and then, overlapping chatter (distant and close)
Location: Walking into the student center from the unispan
Sounds: Keys jangling, footsteps, breathing every now and then, overlapping chatter (distant and close)
Location- Outside my dorm room in the main hall, Hague house in the Netherlands North side.
Sounds in Clip- The jungle of keys, the scrape of metal on metal, soft voices in the background of people in the hall, the unlocking of the door, and the click lock of the dead bolt.
Audio PlayerLocation: Vander Poel elevator, 4/17/18, around 10pm
Sounds Heard: Elevator dinging, pressing buttons, my keys rattling, the door closing, the elevator going up, the door opening
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February 22nd, 9:30 pm, Exiting Bill of Rights
Sounds- turnstile squeaking, door opening, keys clinking
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7:46, 3/37/14, Student Center Front Dining Hall
Sounds Heard: Me placing my phone on the table, Tearing off my coffee cup holder, Christina picking up her keys, varied students talking in the background, Christina seasoning her food, someone sneezing, Emily trying to ruin my recording by tapping her phone
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1- 9:13 PM, Axinn Library (Lobby), 1/28/14
2- Identify and list the sounds farthest away from you.
3- Identify and list the sounds at a medium range from you.
4- Identify and list the sounds closest to you (You can include internal sounds if noticed or relevant).
5- Describe the general sound level and amount of sound activity.
6- Assign a one word description to the “sound environment”.
7- Select and list 3 sounds which are essential to the sound environment. Note: you need to try and figure out what sounds make up this environment and which of those sounds need to be there for the feeling of the environment to stay intact.
1. March 14, 2013. 4:15 pm. Roosevelt 13.
2. Hum from air unit, jacket unzipping, door
3. Footsteps, voices, pretzel bag, notebook pages turning
4. Voices, bag being moved, chair moving, keys being placed on table
5. Low/medium. There are a lot of things happening, but most people are trying to not be very loud.
6. Subdued.
7. Notebook pages, voices, keys
1- 4:47am – My dorm room
2- Birds Chirping
3- Hum of fridge
4- Computer Fan, keys clicking on keyboard
5- The general sound level is low and amount of sound activity is low
6- Serene
7- Birds chirping, computer exhaust fan, fridge noises
Due: 2/17
Walking from the design studio back to my dorm
cars passing by and keys jingling are heard