Editing process of my radio trailer
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The document discusses the process of creating a music trailer. The creator first searched a copyright free YouTube channel to find suitable music. They then used Audacity to import the sound clips onto different tracks, adjusted the audio levels, and arranged the clips according to a storyboard. Finally, the finished trailer was exported and uploaded to SoundCloud and embedded in a Tumblr blog.
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- 3. I used the software audacity to create the final piece. First of all I imported all the sound clips that I wanted to use onto different tracks. The next thing I did was change the audio levels of it all so that everything was clear to hear.
- 4. Lastly I had to place all of the cut down audio clips into an order that I wanted and following my storyboards. I then exported the final piece and uploaded to sound cloud, and then embedded it into my tumblog.