This sound was recorded in the plaza of downtown Ashland. I liked the fact that I could hear the bus, people talking, and sounds about the town to help broaden a perspective on Ashland. The sound was recorded on October 14, 2013 at 3:50 pm. Recorded as a part of the Ashland Sound Map Project created by Emerging Media and Digital Art students @ Southern Oregon University.

Downtown Ashland

I loved the bubbly sounds the lithia water fountain made. Today, the traffic was light so I felt the sound of the water was cleaner than the previous day I recorded. This sound was recorded at 12: 47 pm on October 14, 2013. Recorded as a part of the Ashland Sound Map Project created by Emerging Media and Digital Art students @ Southern Oregon University.

Lithia Water Fountain

I enjoyed recording this sound because I was surrounded by grass and almost no traffic, people or wind. The sound of the water hitting the marble flat is noticeable, and I feel the sound is calming. The sound was recorded on October 14, at 5:12 pm.  Recorded as a part of the Ashland Sound Map Project created by Emerging Media and Digital Art students @ Southern Oregon University.

Park Fountain At Lithia Park

Originally, I was going to record just a few ducks quacking, however, when I saw people feeding the ducks I thought it would be a pleasant sound to record. Anybody can record a quack. This sound was recorded on October 14, 2013 at 2:14 Pm. Recorded as a part of the Ashland Sound Map Project created by Emerging Media and Digital Art students @ Southern Oregon University.

People Feeding Ducks

After hearing this bell almost every day of my life, I felt like it should be one of my sounds. It was a windy day and when I recorded it the first time, the sound was awful. This recording has less wind, and is overall a better sound quality than the first. This sound was recorded on October 14, at exactly 3:00 pm. Recorded as a part of the Ashland Sound Map Project created by Emerging Media and Digital Art students @ Southern Oregon University.

SOU School Bell

We have all been to the seven eleven. I felt as though a sound we can all relate to would fit perfectly here. The most surprising part about the recording was when the refrigerator went off. I didn't hear it when I was recording because ambient noises similar to that do not process at first listen. This sound was recorded on October 14, 2013 at 7:38 pm. Recorded as a part of the Ashland Sound Map Project created by Emerging Media and Digital Art students @ Southern Oregon University.

Seven Eleven

This is the sound of myself walking on the leaves in my backyard. The leaves are nice and dry, which made a lovely crunchy sound every time I took a step. This sound was recorded on October 14, 2013  at 6:54 pm. Recorded as a part of the Ashland Sound Map Project created by Emerging Media and Digital Art students @ Southern Oregon University.

Walking On Leaves

This sound was created on October 15, 2013 at 8:32 pm. This clock is so loud, I can hear it form the outside of my apartment. The ticks are very sharp, and I like listening to the gears turning inside the clock. Recorded as a part of the Ashland Sound Map Project created by Emerging Media and Digital Art students @ Southern Oregon University.

Ticking Clock

This sound was created on October 15, at 7:54 pm. The dripping water is the result of a loose gasket in the shower head. Its been distracting me from my studies so I decided to involve the noise into my sound project. Recorded as a part of the Ashland Sound Map Project created by Emerging Media and Digital Art students @ Southern Oregon University.

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