The importance of sound

  • Mediated sound is a whole different being from the visual aspect media experience.
  • Sound can easily stand alone – but can also be accompanied with visual
  • Sound gives us an insight into attitude, mood, geographical origin, and age. The same words mean different meanings when shouted or whispered.
  • Sound can imply things not shown in the visual aspect
  • Sound is created by physical vibrations that set molecules in moton, creating sound waves that trave through the air. When a sound is made, the molecules in the air surrounding it are displaced and then pull back slightly creating a pressure followed by a release the maximum pressure is the crest of the sound wave, the release is the trough of the wave
  • Sound has both technical and aesthetic roles in making media and can be described in terms of quantity, quality, and direction, just like light.
  • Wavelength = velocity (speed of sound)/ frequency
  • Height of a sound wave: amplitude – amplitude is measured in decibels

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