This is the result of our practice in using the zoom audio recorder. The audio is a combination of 3 separate audio, one is the interview itself, the second is the sound of bus’ engine, and the third is exterior city noise. the person I interviewed was sam, and he talked about the facilities and things you could do in the RMIT library. We spend a long time searching for a quiet place, and we came across the place where you would normally be in before you went out to the RMIT’s balcony. It was a tight place, but it blocks outside noise. We had to do the interview standing up, which was fun, until a couple of minutes passed. I learned the controls of the audio recorder, and how to increase or decrease the sound input. When I listened to the audio from my headphones, sam’s voice was loud and clear, which was good. I have never used adobe audition before, so the practice proved to be very helpful. I am still unfamiliar with most of the buttons and options, but overtime I hope to overcome that and be the best of the best!
just kidding.