SONIC DESIGN/ PROJECT 1


28.10.2024 - 10.11.2024 (Week 5 - Week 7)
TAN JIE YING / 0353959 / BACHELOR IN DESIGN OF CREATIVE MEDIA
SONIC DESIGN
PROJECT 1

INSTRUCTIONS


Project 1: Our task is to create an audio image that immerses listeners in a first-person perspective, enabling them to visualize a scene through sound alone. This audio should tell a story for the chosen scenario, using layered sounds to bring it to life—without any dialogue or spoken words. The scenario options are: 1. Wildlife with ambient background 2. Everyday home life with background sounds (✔️) 3. City life with transport and exterior ambiance 4. Industrial and electronic sounds with background 5. Weather with background elements 6. Market with a rural atmosphere and background

Story Writing

First Trial


Final Outcome


Progress


Figure 1.1 Equalizer (Shower)

Figure 1.2 Reverb (Shower)

Figure 1.3 Equalizer  (Pick and Put)

Figure 1.4 Pitch Shifter (Pick and Put)

Figure 1.5 Multiple Track

Final Outcome
Google Drive


FEEDBACK

  • Give more detailed descriptions of the sound effects and ambiance.

REFLECTIONS

This was an interesting project that really challenged my imagination. I chose the second option, "Everyday Home Life with Background Sounds," because I enjoy the moments when I come home from school, work, or elsewhere. The most challenging part was finding the perfect sound effects. Overall, I enjoyed working on this project, as it helped me gain valuable experience applying effects in Adobe Audition.







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