Sonic Design - Exercises

Berlian Johanna / 0360054

Sonic Design/ Bachelore of Design in Creative Media (Hons)
Exercise

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SONIC DESIGN LINK LIST!

• Sonic Design - Project 1 & 2

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 Instructions

 

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Week 2

In the first week, Mr. Rafiz introduced us to the Sonic Design module, which focuses on audio. He showed us some projects from our seniors and also taught us about the Effect Rack, which includes techniques like Layering, Time Stretching, Pitch Shifting, Reversing, and Mouth It.

1. Layering: Combining multiple sounds to create a richer, more complex audio.

2. Time Stretching: Changing the duration of a sound without affecting its pitch.

3. Pitch Shifting: Altering the pitch of a sound without changing its speed.

4. Reversing: Playing audio backward for dramatic or unique effects.

5. Mouth It: Using vocal sounds to imitate instruments or effects in audio production.

In this exercise we are asked to listen and compare for adjusting the audio to hear difference.

Figure 1.1 Equalizer 6

Figure 1.2  Equalizer 5

Figure 1.3 Equalizer 4

Figure 1.4 Equalizer 3

Figure 1.5 Equalizer 2

Figure 1.6 Equalizer 1

Link : Exercise 1 - Google Drive

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Week 3

Fig 2.1 Telephone Equalizer

Fig 2.2 Walkie Talkie Equalizer 

Fig 2.3 Stadium Equalizer

Fig 2.4 Stadium Reverb

Fig 2.5 Stadium Equalizer

Fig 2.6 Bathroom Reverb

Fig 2.7 Closet Equalizer

Fig 2.8 Airport EQ+Reverb+stretch&pitch

Fig 2.9 Studio reverb+Parametic EQ+ Delay

Final Results!

Fig 2.1 Telephone 

Fig 2.2 Walkie Talkie 

Fig 2.3 Stadium

Fig 2.4 Bathroom

Fig 2.5 Closet

Fig 2.6 Airport

Fig 2.7 Cave

Mp3 List : w2 - Google Drive

                                 

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Week 4

In this week being asked to do environment Exercise using sound effect that isnt copyrighted or the link that recommended by the lecturer.

Environment 1 Laboratory ECO

What I see in image, inside some kind vivarium with filled water themed, thats why I called it Lab ECO, to make it actual creepy and eerie vibe due from the image given i try to make it sound with bubbly mixed with cave sound and droplets water.

Fig 3.1 Doing the Background Audio 1

Environment 2 Laser Beam

What I see in image, there's a machine, surely it activate laser beam and theres 3 laser beam machine. So I have to add 3 laser beam noise and a bit explosion to charge and release.

Fig 3.2 Doing the Background Audio 2

Final Results!

3.3 Environment 1 Laboratory ECO AUDIO

3.4 Environment 1 Laser Beam AUDIO

 Mp3 List :EXERCISE 3 - Google Drive

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Reflection

Overall I find it interesting after coming back to study this again, actualy it's fun to produce some random voice from free sound to create entirely cool audio. That's all.