This is the track I created using 4 bar loops and adding my own recording.

Loops Module 2

This is my cover of Drakes- Hot Line Bling, for our Module 3 project.

Hotline Bling Cover

Goin Back To Cali (REMIX)

Brandon Weber's sports podcast for Music in Multimedia class

Sports Podcast

	After reviewing my group mates posts and uploads of their multimedia projects throughout this semester, I was left with many impressions. Most notably, I was left realizing just how important quality editing really is. What I kept noticing was that while all the projects were very similar in theory and idea, the end results varied based on effort and understanding of the software being used. For example, when I reviewed my posting for the jingles assignment, I thought it was quality work. However, after reviewing the works of my peers, specifically that of Cassandra Dickey, I realized I had not done enough editing and because of this, my final product seemed rushed and not thorough. Also, I reviewed James Hoffman’s Spooky Stories project and was amazed by the editing skills. James project used a lot of sound effects and audio tuners as a means of matching his spooky theme. The sound effects really helped add a feeling of spookiness that matched the overall theme very well. Also, the editing did a great job of making sure audio and lyrics were matched up well and not just jumbled together. All in all, James project “Spooky Stories” left the most lasting impression on me because it showed that no matter how simple or difficult a multimedia project might be, if you don’t edit it properly, it won’t be the best it can be. Editing and final cut really make a world of difference, regardless of the product you first start with.
	Based on your feedback, I chose to go back and edit my Jingles project. Originally, you had stated that my idea was not original and creative enough because I was promoting a travel agency that wasn’t any different from what already exists. So, in my iteration and remake of the Jingle, I decided to promote myself as a motivational speaker who can help you be the best you can be. When creating this jingle, I realized that a motivational speaker must be enthusiastic and confident. Based off my impressions from James Hoffman’s “Spooky Stories” I understood how important it was to make sure my audio matched my overall theme. To achieve this, I spent a lot of time on creating the musical melody and beat because it needed to be very uplifting and energetic, just as one would expect a motivational speaker to be. I believe my editing of my Jingle, as well as the lack of background noise, and catchy lyrics, led to a more successful Jingles project the second time around. I really enjoyed creating the Jingle, because growing up I remember so many memorable Jingles that would get stuck in my head such as the “1800-Cars4Kids” and “JG Wentworth” commercials. I always remembered these companies and commercials because of how catchy and easy to memorize/get lyrics stuck in head. It was never because of the company itself that I remembered the actual Jingle, so I tried to keep this in mind while creating the most easily memorable, yet catchy and informative lyrics as possible. 
