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SONIC DESIGN | PROJECT 2 — AUDITORY IMAGING


Week 5 – Week 7 | 20/05/25 – 08/06/25
Emily Soh Ching-Ling | 0359478
Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media
Sonic Design | Section 01 | VSA60304
Project 2 — Auditory Imaging


TABLE OF CONTENTS 


1.0 LECTURES 

*Sidenote: All lectures have been completed in Project 1 — Audio Fundamentals.


2.0 INSTRUCTIONS 



3.0 PROJECT 2 — AUDITORY IMAGING 

Instructions: 
  1. Pick one of the following scenarios:
    1. Wildlife + Background.
    2. Everyday Home Life + Background.
    3. City + Transport + Exterior Atmosphere.
    4. Industry + Electronic Sounds + Background.
    5. Weather + Background.
    6. Market + Rural Atmosphere + Background.
  2. Create a descriptive soundscape storyline based on your chosen scenario.
  3. The listener should be able to visualise from a first-person POV what is going on based on the audio alone.
  4. Requirements:
    1. ☒ Use voice or dialogue.
    2. ☒ Create your own sound.
    3. Duration: Two minutes.

3.1 PRE-PRODUCTION

Figure 3.1-1: Storyline, Week 6 (31/05/25)

The storyline is based on the 3rd scenario: City + Transport + Exterior Atmosphere. The original storyline included a segment where the character exits the train and walks to their university; however, during editing, the final audio reached the two-minute mark soon after the character boards the train, so I ended the audio there instead of dragging it out. 

Figure 3.1-2: Audio Breakdown Spreadsheet, Week 7 (02/06/25)

Audio files were sourced from Pixabay and Freesound. 


3.2 PRODUCTION

Figure 3.2-1: Multitrack Timeline, Week 7 (06/06/25)

Figure 3.2-2: Detailed Process, Week 7 (06/06/25)


3.3 FINAL SUBMISSION




4.0 FEEDBACK 

4.1 WEEK 7

Specific Feedback: 
  • Sort through the foreground and background of the storyline to get a better idea of the audios needed.

5.0 REFLECTION 

5.1 EXPERIENCE


5.2 OBSERVATIONS


5.3 FINDINGS



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