In this session, it is about studio operation and recording: “driving the desk”, hosting, presenting, and contributing.
Okay this is the most similar mixing board I can find on google images.
- Open Adobe Audition > File > New.
- Test the sound on each (microphone) channel.
- It should be around the -6 to -12 (orange area).
- Click record when you’re ready.
- Pause to take break, stop to stop recording.
- Give it a listen (repeat the process for improvement).
In this session, we recorded our voice and we’re going to input this just before our quick vox-pox from previous session. One thing Paul told us to be aware of is the “p” and “b” sounds, as it usually will up the volume to the red zone.
I didn’t stay much longer in this session because Paul (my lecturer) want me to get my timetable sorted first before it gets out of hand. Also, I’ve already done this last year.
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My name is Krisana Polyotha and I'm 20 years old. Currently, I am a student of Southampton Solent University doing Media Foundation course.
I am an aspiring film maker and a photographer who's interested in making music videos, short films and taking images of unique sceneries.
I was born in Bangkok, Thailand but then moved to the UK since 2006. I was raised in Yorkshire for 12 years and now I am a university student who's hoping to graduate with degree of Media, Culture and Production in 4 years time.
After I graduate I am hoping to be able to work in the media industry, especially in making films. This is because I was aspired by a documentary called "Five Came Back" which is about these legendary film directors from the 20s to 40s who attempted to inspired, entertained and educated the peers during and after WW1 & WW2. I wished to do the same but hopefully there will not be WW3.
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