Category Studio Project: SoundScape
When creating the Studio Project: Soundscape, I knew I wanted to involve some kind of sound that drowns the rest out, the sounds we play when we don’t want to hear the world. This got me thinking what sounds do… Continue Reading →
This audio was taken this weekend when I took a family trip up to Vancouver, BC to get away from all the noise. This was when we went to Capilano Lake. Even with the people around, the water sounded like… Continue Reading →
If you turn the volume up you can hear the sound of various birds congregating outside my window. The noise suddenly stops halfway through, save for a few echoes. I split this audio clip into halves and put a noise… Continue Reading →
Some days when I don’t feel like going to the dining hall, or when I’m not feeling great Trader Joes Microwave Mac n cheese lifts my spirits. This is an audio clip of me preparing my meal. As a warning… Continue Reading →
I walk through Red Square nearly every day and there is always a range of things happening. Whether it be people lounging and studying, campus organizations hosting events, or people walking to get to class, the sounds intrigued me to… Continue Reading →
I recorded various nature sounds from when I went on a hike to fragrance lake as a way to reconnect with nature, get away from city sounds and enjoy the outside because I love to explore outside and being in… Continue Reading →
I’ve been feeling a weird kind of homesickness since moving into a dorm and starting college. I don’t miss a lot of things, and I love being here, but there’s little things that just don’t feel the same to me… Continue Reading →
Every time I go to a party, or large social gathering, my social anxiety can flare up. Ever since I have gone to college, I have moments where I get way to overwhelmed and overstimulated with the lights, music, and… Continue Reading →
background noise from outside my dorm, a near constant droning of wind and cars that sounds almost reminiscent of waves on a beach. Each source of sound grows and lulls as they pass, creating a meditative cycle that draws attention… Continue Reading →