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Digital & Interactive Media. Digital Audio Editing. Digital Audio. Sound : Sound is simply waves of compressed air that move out from its source, similar to dropping a stone in water.

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Digital & Interactive Media

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  1. Digital & Interactive Media Digital Audio Editing

  2. Digital Audio Sound: • Sound is simply waves of compressed air that move out from its source, similar to dropping a stone in water. • Your ears are sensitive to these compressed waves. As the sound waves interact with your ear drum, the signal is sent to your brain, converting them to the sounds that you recognize. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  3. Digital Audio Analog sound is recorded by using some property of the original sound to reproduce the signal. Often when analog sound is recorded, external interference, called noise, can get recorded each time the sound is re-recorded, resulting in each generation of the recording losing quality. • Analog Sound IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  4. Digital Audio Digital audio is sound that has been stored as numerical data which can be easily reproduced and manipulated. Digital sound can be reproduced numerous times without losing quality. • Digital Sound IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  5. Audio Equipment • In addition to your computer, the only additional piece of hardware you will need is a microphone. • A simple PC microphone will work. • Make sure the microphone is connected to the microphone input on your computer. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  6. Audio Equipment • You will also need some recording and editing software as well. For this lesson we will use an audio editing program called Audacity. • Audacity is an Open Source Audio Editing application that can be downloaded and distributed for free. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  7. Basics of Audacity • Open Audacity • Should have an icon that looks like blue ear phones with sound waves. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  8. Basics of Audacity • Record • Skip to End • Skip to Start • Stop • Playback • Pause IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  9. Basics of Audacity • Mixer Toolbar • The left slider is the volume control of the playback. • The right slider is the Recoding Volume • Dropdown menu allows you to select the input source for recording. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  10. Basics of Audacity • Editing Toolbar Cut Copy Paste The Editing Toolbar provides many shortcuts to common editing tools used to modify audio clips. Trip Outside Selection Silence Selection Undo Redo Zoom In Zoom Out Fit selection in Window Fit project in Window IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  11. Basics of Audacity • Audacity Project File • .aup • Can be reopened and individual components can be edited. • Cannot be read on standard audio players. • Common Audio file types • .wav – Windows audio file • .mp3 – Requires an additional update to create IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  12. Using Audacity • We will first create a simple recorded audio clip using your own voice . • You will need to make sure your microphone is properly connected to your computer. • Next, make sure Audacity is open. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  13. Using Audacity • Press the Record button and read the poem below into the microphone. Sandra’s seen a leprechaun, Eddie touched a troll, Laurie danced with witches once, Charlie found some goblins’ gold. Donald heard a mermaid sing, Suzy spied an elf, But all the magic I have known, I’ve had to make myself. • When finished, press the Stop button. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  14. Using Audacity Two tracks will appear in your Audacity window. Tracks are graphical representations of the sound waves. The two tracks shown indicate that the audio was created in stereo. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  15. Using Audacity • Click on Effect. • Select Leveller from the list. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  16. Using Audacity • Saving an Audio File • Can save as an Audacity Project • Saved as a Project • Can open and edit individual tracks and added components of an audio file • Cannot be played on standard computer audio players • Can save as a standard audio file • Exported • Compresses all tracks into a single track • Cannot be reopened to be edited • Can be played on standard computer audio players IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  17. Using Audacity • Saving an Audio File • Click on File • Select Export • Select the location specified by your instructor. • Enter Magic as the file name. • Set the Save as Type to WAV. • Click Save. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  18. Using Audacity • Saving an Audio File • You will then be asked to enter data about the audio file. • Enter your name next to Artist Name. • Click Ok. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  19. Using Audacity • Open the file MoonLanding.mp3. The file is the communication between the Apollo 11 and Mission Control before and after Neil Armstrong steps onto the Moon’s surface. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  20. Using Audacity • Locate the Tool Selector toolbar. • Click on the Selection Tool. • Listen to the audio and select the portion of the audio where Neil Armstrong says “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” • The phrase is around the 3:30 area of the clip. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  21. Using Audacity “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” The selected clip should just be a small portion of the original sound clip. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  22. Using Audacity • Trimming the Clip • We want to trim away everything outside of the selected area. • From the Editing Toolbar, select the Trim tool. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  23. Using Audacity • Finishing the clip • When we cut away the excess sound clip, the selected clip is still almost 3 minutes into the sound clip. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  24. Using Audacity • From the Tool Selection toolbar, select the Time Shift tool. Drag the clip to the far left of the time line. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  25. Using Audacity • Click the Playback button to make sure that only the selected clip plays, and that it plays immediately at the start of the clip. • Export the audio file as MoonLanding.wav IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  26. Podcasting • Media distributed over the internet via syndicated download. • Podcasting is not limited to iPod. The concept was conceived by Apple. • Podcasts can be viewed on computers, iPods, or PDAs. • Podcasts allow visitors subscribe and automatically download audio clips and listen to them offline. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  27. Podcasting with Audacity • Audacity can be used for creating Podcasts • Podcasts audio files must be saved as an mp3. • Will need to install an update called Lame, which will allow Audacity to create MP3 files. • When you try to export as an MP3 the first time, it will give you the option of going to the download page to install the update. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  28. How Podcasts Work Originally, broadcasts were made at specific times. You had to be available at that time to receive the broadcast. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  29. Podcasting • Podcasting utilizes a feature knows as RSS (Really Simple Syndication). • Used for content that is updated regularly. • Requires you to use a program such as a Reader to check for articles or a Receiver to download podcasts. • The Reader/Receiver automatically checks for updates. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  30. Podcasting Receivers • Google Reader • iTunes • Juice The Podcast Receiver will automatically check the RSS Channel page regularly and download any new podcasts. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  31. Upload files to your server and update your RSS feed page. • Subscribers automatically receive the updates to their devices IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  32. Podcast Channel The RSS feed,orRSS Channel, is a special page that contains all the Podcasts and is recognized by Readers and Receivers. Visitors enter the URL of this page in their Podcast Receiver to subscribe. Available podcasts IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

  33. Creating the Podcast • To create your podcast: • Record your podcast. • Upload to your podcast server. • Update your podcast channel. • Your subscribers will automatically receive your new podcast on their receiver. IT: Digital and Interactive Media – Digital Audio Editing

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