Posts Tagged ‘lecture’
February 23rd, 12:10pm–Breslin Hall, Room 111
Farthest Away: The hum of the microphones and buzz of the HVAC system.
Medium Range: The squeaking of the chairs moving.
Closest: The soft rasp professor’s voice coming in through the speaker above me. The soft click of the MAC keyboard directly behind me.
Sound Level: Everything was at a pretty low level, except for the squeaking chairs. They would cut everything out and be the only thing you could hear the second the chair moved.
Sound Activity: The hum of the microphones and buzz of the HVAC were consistent and did not change. The squeaking chairs were harsh and quick every two to three minutes. The soft click of the keyboard would be consistent for two minutes, and then go away and come back a couple minutes later at the same level. The sound of the professor’s voice was inconsistent, as he would pause in the middle of a sentence and occasionally speak louder or softer; he also moved around the room which would either bring his voice closer to me or farther away.
Description: Orthodox
Essential Sounds:
- Professor’s Voice
- Squeaking Chairs
- Buzz of the HVAC
Location: Hager Hall, Professor Pell’s C+E second lecture class, 1:30pm
Farthest: Professor Pell talking, Air vent, someone answering a question
Medium: Pen’s clicking, girl walking to the garbage can, air vent
Closest: Girl writing behind me, pages turning
Level: Medium
Description: Intelligent
Important sounds: Professor Pell talking, people writing and clicking their pens, kid answering a question
1. Monroe Lecture Hall- 11:30 am- 4/12/18
2. Farthest- cars honking outside, the professor lecturing us, music playing in the hall, talking outside
3. Medium- People whispering nearby, a professor telling people to be quite, a cell phone going off
4. Closest- My friend telling me something, someone coughing behind me, my yawning
5. Sound Level- low, just the professor speaking
6. Bored
7. Speaking, cars outside, my yawning
- 2/4/16, 3:00 pm, Cindy’s Modern Drama 2 class
- Farthest: sound of crackling paper around the room, sound of squeaking chairs, sound of classical music from next door class, sound of muffled whispers
- Medium: Cindy lecturing in the front of class, Cindy’s footsteps while pacing
- Closest: Sound of pen taking notes, my breath
- Sound Level: Medium, everyone is respectfully watching Cindy and the other noises are vague and soft.
- One word: Studious
- 3 words: notes, lecture, music