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SOUND RECORDING and Popular Music

SOUND RECORDING and Popular Music. What are some of the images that come to mind when you think of rock and roll? What might life in the US be like without rock and roll?. Analyze the patterns that emerge in both lists:

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Sound Design, Music, and Recording

Sound Design, Music, and Recording. CS 5964. No one will listen to a bad recording, no matter how pretty the pictures. A bad soundtrack is #1 reason most student films fail in festivals. Sound Philosophy. Sound affects everything, changes the viewing experience

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Chapter 13 Sound and Music

Ch. 13: Sound and Music. What is sound?Sound is the interpretation of vibrations against the tympanic membrane (eardrum). Since the air is composed of many tiny particles, any time something moves through the air, it also moves those particles. This is related to the Doppler effect. If the moving

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Sound & Music

Sound & Music. Origin of Sound. Sound is a wave that is produced by the vibrations of material objects. Drumhead. Guitar string. Tuning fork. The Origin of Sound.

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Music and Sound Effects

Music and Sound Effects. An audio professional working in the gaming industry is required to possess not only musical and audio talent, but also knowledge and experience with typical game audio workflow.

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Music and Sound

Music and Sound. Importance. LA Noire. Dangerous Streets. Types of Sound and Music. Diegetic Hear what the player is hearing Nondiegetic Player in game cannot hear. Diegetic. Brings video game world to you How it’s done for music Jukebox Car stereo Record player singing

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Sound and Music In Film

Sound and Music In Film. A BRIEF History.

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Sound and Music

Sound and Music. Pages 8-10. Music. Sound organized in time Needed: time frame, sound waves, ability to perceive sound Improvisation- making up melody as you go along. Physics of Musical Sounds. Sound waves Amplitude=volume(how loud or soft) Frequency= pitch (how high or low)

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Sound and Music

Sound and Music. Acoustical Society of America. What is Sound?. Students get in groups of 2 or 3. Sit quietly and listen to the sounds around you. Tell your group members 1 or 2 sounds that you heard. Today you will be Sound Detectives. What is Sound?.

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Sound and music Contents: Sound 101 Beats Overtones and music

Sound and music Contents: Sound 101 Beats Overtones and music. Sound 101. Speed of sound in air at sea level: v = (331 + .60T) m/s, T = temperature in o C. Speeds of sound at 20 o C and 1 ATM: Air 343 m/s Helium 1005 m/s Water 1440 m/s Steel 5000 m/s.

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Sound/Music

Sound/Music. Just as Java has a facility for displaying an image using the ImageIcon class, you can also play sounds/music this facility is only available through the Applet class

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Sound – Print Connection

Sound – Print Connection. Sound-print Connection. Reading Comprehension Deriving meaning from the printed word. Dependent on: - understanding language - decoding, the ability to derive a word’s phonological representation from sequences

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Sound / Audio / Music

Sound / Audio / Music. How do we obtain sounds?. How do we obtain sounds?. We sample them!. Sampling: – analog to digital – continuous to discrete Must be done carefully!. stereo. Problem: Correct and incorrect sampling rates (sampling frequency; x direction). Problem:

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Sound – Print Connection

Sound – Print Connection. Learning to read entails…. Normally developed language skills Knowledge of phonological structures Knowledge of how written units connect with spoken units (alphabetic principle) Phonological recoding and fluency Print exposure Foorman, 2008.

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Unit 3 Music and Sound

Unit 3 Music and Sound. Evangel College S.2 ICT. Animal Piano Project. We will use the blocks in the Sound category to build an Animal Piano project. New sprite. At first, we add the key sprites. Click the New Sprite From File button. New sprite.

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Sound of Music

Sound of Music. Learning check! #4. 1. What does RIP stand for?. A. Real is Positive. B. Rest in Peace. C. Resultant is Positive. D. Roderick Ivanovich Penguin. 2.Which is real?. A. The focal length of a converging lens. B. The image distance from a diverging lens.

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MUSIC CONNECTION

MUSIC CONNECTION. LISTEN TO SONG ENTITLED, “THE MONKEY’S PAW.”. TOPIC: COMPARE THE THEME IN THE STORY TO THE THEME IN THE SONG. Review Presentation on “How to Answer A Discussion Question”. Writing Assignment.

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Sound of Music

Sound of Music. Learning check! #5. 1.Which lens would make the best magnifying glass ?. A. Diverging, long focal length. B. Converging, long focal length. C. Diverging short focal length. D. Converging, short focal length. 2.Real is positive means.

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Sound, Music and Religion

Sound, Music and Religion. The Power of Sound. Sounds are everywhere: Church Temple Synagogue Mosque Other Sacred Gatherings. Sounds are in Music Prayer Liturgy Spoken word (read and otherwise) Shouts. Everywhere One Goes. Audio Symbols. There are three categories: non-verbal

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Sound: Audio and Music

Sound: Audio and Music. B.Sc. (Hons) Multimedia Computing. Media Technologies. Agenda. History and overview of sound systems Digitised Sound Sound Formats Sound for Multimedia Software: Sound Editors. B.Sc. (Hons) Multimedia Computing. Media Technologies. Edison Cylinder record.

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Sound and Music

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Sound and Music

Sound and Music. Sound Characteristics of Sound. Important : There is no sound in vacuum! For sound waves to travel you need an elastic medium!. Speed of Sound in the Air: v=(331 + 0.6T) m/s , Where T is the temperature in C. Conceptual Example: Distance from Lightning Strike.

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Presentation Transcript

SOUND RECORDING and Popular Music

Sound Design, Music, and Recording

Chapter 13 Sound and Music

Sound &amp; Music

Music and Sound Effects

Music and Sound

Sound and Music In Film

Sound and Music

Sound and Music

Sound and music Contents: Sound 101 Beats Overtones and music

Sound/Music

Sound – Print Connection

Sound / Audio / Music

Sound – Print Connection

Unit 3 Music and Sound

Sound of Music

MUSIC CONNECTION

Sound of Music

Sound, Music and Religion

Sound: Audio and Music

Sound and Music

Sound and Music

Sound & Music