TestRecording

SE1 SpiderSnakeMan

played with FM filters and Low pass filters. Also messed with envelope to mix same track with different effects. 

SE2 TheNewbie

Se3 Zoomix

This soundtrack is designing a sound effect (foley) to create a loading and killing sound about a super-computer that wants to takes over the world. Our goal is to create a sound for an "evil" computer that loads up his gun then explode and shoot at humans. We accomplished it by having white noise acting as the computer hardware working sound and different parts of music from bfxr and free sounds to fulfill other sound effects. The loading at the beginning  is a machine sound connecting with randomized sound to indicate finish loading. Also at the end we used a zipper recorded sound to indicate the travel time of the bom. Then at last we used an bfxr randomized sound for the actual bombing 

SE4 Load And Kill

The soundtrack creates a narrative the story Two Stones by Arnold Lobel. The story is two happy stones are setting on a side of the hill wondering what dies the other side looks like. One day a bird told them that the other side has cities and castles. The two stone can never see it, they felt said for 100 years. Then mouse came by and told them different things, mouse said the other side is same as this side of the hill. Then the two rocks feel happy after all. The soundtrack I used Camden Tilley's melody throughout the song to represent and hit a happy childrens' store. It begin with soloing the melody giving the mood of peaceful and curious. Then it fallows the birds sound of telling them the other side of the fill connecting it with white noise, and different sound effects along with a instrumental old town bell showing the elegant of the castle. It then followed by a  not happy  and a slow planing of the piano and clock ticking sound to represent a time period through a course of 100 empty and sad years. At the end after the mouse sound they returns to happy. This part I reused the melody from the beginning to indicate they are as happy as before. 

Emma Wu