Me and Evie , as the voice actors and presenter recorded the dialogue section in the script. This was achieved in the recording studio as we spoke into a microphone covered by a pop filter, which allows our voices to be clear for the trail while also following the script.
Shauna as the director/sound person had used garage to record and control the audio for our radio trail.Also, using music without the need of royalties for our radio trail. As you can see Shauna has also used the sound adjuster to control the outcome of what Me and Evie recorded, while also seeing what is useable and unusable.
Evidence of editing
We recorded our radio trail including jingles on the software 'Garage' which is where recorded our sound for our audio trail. Transferring this to audition to be edited and created on audition.
After recording the audio trail on garage it was then uploaded onto Adobe Audition as a multitrack as it was easier to edit together instead of it being complicated as all our assets were visible, here we also upload all of our music, voices to create a trail. The two files on our screen present the way we are able to simultaneously edit or background music and sound effects. This allowed us to start adding other element to the trail.
Here is how we saved our Track 1 as a dialogue, this is because it was much more easier to work with and edit to create our radio trailer.
Using 'female' to enhance speech in our radio trail was in order to create a better and more suitable radio voice/tone to the trailer. This allowed our female presenters to have a much more 'girly'/ feminine touch, which also caters/ appeals much more towards our majority female audience it also gave a much more 'radio like' sound.
Increasing the volume level of our clip allowed our voices in the radio trail to be the loudest and most heard part in our radio show. Looking at the conventions of existing radio trail it is important to have our voices as the main part of the trail as details are given about the radio show.
We did the opposite of this to our music in our radio show. This was done in order to create our music as the background of our radio trail. This has also allowed our voices to be much more loader as the music is decreased and the volume of the presenters voices are increased.
This wave form is an example of a convention radio trails/ audio consists of and includes. This is a presentation of our audio for the presentation of the presenters voices
Here is another wave from the software Adobe Audition which clearly present the music we used for our radio trail.
Shauna as the director/sound person had used garage to record and control the audio for our radio trail.Also, using music without the need of royalties for our radio trail. As you can see Shauna has also used the sound adjuster to control the outcome of what Me and Evie recorded, while also seeing what is useable and unusable.
Evidence of editing
We recorded our radio trail including jingles on the software 'Garage' which is where recorded our sound for our audio trail. Transferring this to audition to be edited and created on audition.
After recording the audio trail on garage it was then uploaded onto Adobe Audition as a multitrack as it was easier to edit together instead of it being complicated as all our assets were visible, here we also upload all of our music, voices to create a trail. The two files on our screen present the way we are able to simultaneously edit or background music and sound effects. This allowed us to start adding other element to the trail.
Here is how we saved our Track 1 as a dialogue, this is because it was much more easier to work with and edit to create our radio trailer.
Using 'female' to enhance speech in our radio trail was in order to create a better and more suitable radio voice/tone to the trailer. This allowed our female presenters to have a much more 'girly'/ feminine touch, which also caters/ appeals much more towards our majority female audience it also gave a much more 'radio like' sound.
Increasing the volume level of our clip allowed our voices in the radio trail to be the loudest and most heard part in our radio show. Looking at the conventions of existing radio trail it is important to have our voices as the main part of the trail as details are given about the radio show.
This wave form is an example of a convention radio trails/ audio consists of and includes. This is a presentation of our audio for the presentation of the presenters voices
Here is another wave from the software Adobe Audition which clearly present the music we used for our radio trail.
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