PPT-Sound Matters! Good and bad sounds

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Sound 1 Sound 2 Sound 3 Ear Ear Causes of hearing loss Disease Some illnesses affect the ear and can cause hearing loss Drugs Some medicines can damage the ears

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Sound 1 Sound 2 Sound 3 Ear Ear Causes of hearing loss Disease Some illnesses affect the ear and can cause hearing loss Drugs Some medicines can damage the ears if they are used for a long time. Audible Sounds. Onomatopoeia. (16) – use of a word that resembles the sound it denotes. Quack, buzz, rattle, bang, squeak, bowwow, burp, . choo-choo. Alliteration. (14) – repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of nearby words. by Denise Carroll. What do you hear?. Did you hear something? Maybe the sound you heard was as quiet as your cat licking her paws. Or maybe it was loud, like a siren going by. . Sounds are everywhere, and you have two cool parts on your body that let you hear them all: your ears!. Phonetics and Phonology. Phonetics:. The physical manifestation of language in sound waves.. How sounds are . articulated (. articulatory. phonetics). How sounds are . perceived (auditory phonetics). by Denise Carroll. What do you hear?. Did you hear something? Maybe the sound you heard was as quiet as your cat licking her paws. Or maybe it was loud, like a siren going by. . Sounds are everywhere, and you have two cool parts on your body that let you hear them all: your ears!. The sounds of spoken English do not match up, a lot of the time, with letters of written English. If we cannot use the letters of the alphabet in a consistent way to represent the sounds we make, how do we go about describing the sounds of a language like English? . The Sounds of Silence in Muir Woods. Problem: impacts to soundscapes; impacts to wildlife. Management Strategies: reduce the impact of use. Management Practices: . zoning; . information/ education. Muir Woods National Monument. Phonetics is concerned with describing the speech sounds that occur in the languages of the world. We want to know what these sounds are, how they fall into patterns, and how they change in different circumstances… The first job of the phoneticians is … to try to find out what people are doing when they are talking and when they are listening to speech. There are three elements to this task – . Recording . on set sounds, . Foley . and post-production sound affects, and . Balancing/mixing . the final sound track. This needn’t include writing and recording a musical sound track or sound . speech sounds made when air passes from lungs through vocal tract, which shapes into different sounds based on varying the shape and size of tract through which air passes. No language takes advantage of every sound possible. E.g. Audible Sounds. Onomatopoeia. (16) – use of a word that resembles the sound it denotes. Quack, buzz, rattle, bang, squeak, bowwow, burp, . choo-choo. Alliteration. (14) – repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of nearby words. Introduction. It . is often said that an audience . will . forgive an ordinary shot but not poorly recorded sound. . What usually sets student . work apart from professional productions . is . the quality of the . Click on the link and watch this brief interview . by the book’s author. Then reflect through the slides recalling the main ideas. Who?. Potential:. Competence: . Competence com·pe·tence. ˈkämpətəns/. page 548 – “Every sound has something in common with every other sound. Each is produced by something that vibrates.”. 2. What is necessary to cause something to vibrate?. Page 548 – “A wave carries energy from one place to another without transferring matter. An object that is vibrating in air, such as your vocal cords, produces a sound wave. The vibrating object causes air molecules to move back and forth. As these air molecules collide with those nearby, they cause other air molecules to more back and forth. In this way, energy is transferred from one place to another. A sound wave is a compressional wave, like the wave moving through the coiled spring toy in Figure 1. In a compressional wave, particles in the material move back and forth along the direction the wave is moving. In a sound wave, air molecules move back and forth along the direction the sound wave is moving.”. For producing the most exclusive musical sound track you need to invest in the right hip hop samples and work on them most appropriately. You can’t build a soundtrack overnight but you need to work regularly in fetching the right hip hop samples which are most suitable for creating sound. For more details please visit: https://www.soundcrafting.com/

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