After hearing you break down in the class, the many different layers of tracks used to compose your recording, I’m very impressed by your ability to seamlessly arrange and assemble sound. Everything works wonderfully together.
There were moments within your recording that I feel could have been improved by using different tools within Adobe. Continue to experiment and tinker around with the different types of filters and effects that are available at your disposal.
I’m impressed that you created the sound by using a foil. The way you balanced the sound and mixed them together is great. I think it sound like you’ve recorded it from a real campfire. 🙂
Superb. You really dove into the folly work. By hearing your audio in class i wouldn’t have guessed you used tin foil to emulate the fire sound. With what other things did you experiment (ad perhaps didn’t use in the final project)?
After hearing you break down in the class, the many different layers of tracks used to compose your recording, I’m very impressed by your ability to seamlessly arrange and assemble sound. Everything works wonderfully together.
There were moments within your recording that I feel could have been improved by using different tools within Adobe. Continue to experiment and tinker around with the different types of filters and effects that are available at your disposal.
With that said, amazing job this week.
-Dan
I’m impressed that you created the sound by using a foil. The way you balanced the sound and mixed them together is great. I think it sound like you’ve recorded it from a real campfire. 🙂
Hi Anthony,
Great job on the sound edit. I love your use of the Foley method. Very creative using the tin foil! The mixing is also done very well.
Superb. You really dove into the folly work. By hearing your audio in class i wouldn’t have guessed you used tin foil to emulate the fire sound. With what other things did you experiment (ad perhaps didn’t use in the final project)?