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Audacity Tutorial

You do not have to install Audacity; that has already been done. But you do have to download the bart.wav sound clip from the first page of the tutorial.
On the last step, instead of Export as WAV, you need to Export as MP3. (The software required to do this has already been installed.) Save the file as bart.mp3.
Upload the finished MP3 to your Multimedia turn-in folder in Google Drive.

Look through the wav files on the Moviewavs website.
Find two sound dialogue files that are somehow related (same actor, same movie, etc.), and that you can combine to somehow change the meaning. You might splice them together so that one quote comes right after the other, or you could take a word from one sound and use it to replace a word from the other sound. Whatever you do, you must change the meaning of the dialogue.
When you finish editing the sound files:

save the Audacity file as MovieQuote.aup
export it as an MP3 file, and name it MovieQuote.mp3.
upload the MP3 to your Multimedia folder in Google Drive.

Download two different songs from Youtube that are totally different styles (for example, a rock song and a children's song).

Use listentoyoutube.com to download the audio.
Edit each song to a 30 second clip, All lyrics must be school appropriate.

Open both Mp3 clips in a single audacity project.

Open one file, then use file -> import audio to bring the second one into the same project

Make the music fade in at the beginning, and fade out at the end.
Explore the drop down menu to the left of the track area . Use it to rename your tracks, try splitting stereo to mono, etc
Use the envelope tool to create a gradual crossfade between the two tracks
Using Effect->Change Speed or Change Tempo, slow down or speed up parts of your composition
Using copy & paste, create a repetitive rhythm in part of your composition
Explore other options on Effect menu and apply a few to your composition.
Save your project as composition.aup.
Export your final composition to Mp3 and name it combination.mp3. Upload it to your Google Drive.

This project will give you the opportunity to follow a radio script for a commercial (script is on the back side of this handout). You will record your own audio (must be your voice) and add sound effects. The project will also have background music. You will determine the background music based on the tone you wish to use in your commercial. Be sure your voice is animated and matches the overall tone!

STEP 1: Get Music/Set Tone

Choose an instrumental song from FeelsLikeChrsitmas.com. Save it as an MP3 file.

STEP 2: Locate Appropriate Sound Effects

You need three required sound effects: cash register/money, record scratch, and phone dialing. A good place to find these is:

PartnersInRhyme.com (record scratch is under General, Noise Sounds; cash registers are in Office Sounds)
GrSites (phone is under Miscellaneous sound effects)

You can find Christmas sound effects at:

Follow the script. You can adlib, but you must use everything from the script. You will be graded on the clarity and how convincing your voice is.

STEP 4: Organize

Put all your files in order. Be sure to adjust volumes so everything goes together seamlessly. Also, drop in your sound effects so that they are in the correct place. Be sure your music is not too loud!

STEP 5: Add Effects

Highlight sound clips and use the Effect menu as needed to achieve the desired special effects. Also, be sure the music fades in and out so that it doesn’t sound odd.

STEP 6: Test and Export

When you are satisfied with your work, test it and export it as Commercial.mp3 .

Radio Commercial Grading Rubric:

Appropriate instrumental Christmas music is used - 20 pts.
Music fades after 5 seconds - 20 pts.
Music is in the background and volume is adjusted accordingly - 30 pts.
The three required sound effects are used at reasonable volume - 30 pts.
Narration recorded is clear and convincing; matches tone of the commercial - 20 pts.
Overall commercial flows smoothly with no large gaps in dialogue - 20 pts.

sound effects are eased in as needed to sound real - 20 pts.
narration is overlapped during interruptions (see instructions on script) - 20 pts.

Echo effect added to voice of conscience - 20 pts.
Total: 200 pts.

You are going to create a 45 second story that you can tell through using Foley sound effects. Stories will not contain any spoken word, only sound effects.

Examples:Sound Story (Vimeo) - a good example of a scary story. Morgan's Sound Story - a cautionary tale

Create a full script of your story with each sound noted in the order they are to be heard. This will give you an inventory of sounds to find. The script must include:

A list of sounds
An outline of the story you are telling, with a beginning, middle and end.
One of your sounds can be some background music, if you'd like.
It must be done on a Google Doc and moved to your Multimedia folder before you start editing in Audacity.

Search for your sounds on the web, and save them. Be sure to note the name and location where they are saved on your hard drive. (You might want to make a folder specifically for these sounds.) Suggested sites:

All sounds must be legal for free downloading. If you use any other websites for your sound effects, note their addresses in your script.
A great site for background music: Incompetech Royalty Free Music

Turn in your script before you start editing in Audacity.
Edit your sounds in Audacity:

At least one of your sound effects must clearly pan from one side to the other during the story. Make sure it makes sense for this to happen. For example: footsteps can pan from left to right, giving the idea that someone is walking from left to right.
How to move the sound from left to right, or right to left:

Pull down the drop-down menu in the left-hand bar of your track, and choose

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