P4


SCREENSHOTS OF FOLDER ORGANISATION


NOTES ON USABLE FILES

AUDIO ASSET
DATE RECORDED
DURATION
FIT FOR PURPOSE
D1.m4a
21.09.17
00:16
YES
D2.m4a
21.09.17
00:50
NO
D2 Style 2.m4a
21.09.17
0:58
YES
D3.m4a
21.09.17
2:05
YES
D3 Style 2.m4a
21.09.17
0:21
NO
D4.m4a
21.09.17
3:33
YES
D5.m4a
21.09.17
0:42
YES
Extra D5.m4a
21.09.17
1:39
YES

D6.m4a
21.09.17
0:14
NO
D7.m4a
21.09.17
1:04
YES
D8.m4a
21.09.17
0:31
YES
D9.m4a
21.09.17
2:43
YES
D9.2.m4a
21.09.17
0:34
YES


EQUIPMENTS USED & PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES

For all of my recordings I always tried to make sure that the room I used were quiet and that there was little to no background noise that would interfere with the audio quality such as wind noise and unwanted dialogue. When recording, I ensured that the microphone wasn't too far or too close from the people who took part in the recordings. Whenever possible I tried to have books and other objects around to minimise the echo in the recordings. I also found that getting recordings independently was more efficient than doing recordings as a group because it meant that I could go and get more recordings done faster and easier. When trying to find background music I tried to search for ones that weren't too overpowering for the listeners, minimal beats but nothing too slow either. To record for my podcast I originally used a zoom mic -which would then be connected to the Mac in order for me to gather the files. However, since I couldn't always use the zoom mic's whenever I needed them, I chose to then use my IPhone for recording instead - which was useful for when getting Vox pops and interviews because I didn't have to book the zoom mic and since I could wirelessly export the audio recordings to my dropbox and download straight away. 


 USING THE EQUIPMENT


RAW SOUND FILE EXAMPLES

 Leanne & Emily Interview
D1.m4a
Podcaster Files.zip












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