The only problem I had with this task was creating interesting content. As someone who reguarly records lo-fi music and listens to lo-fi sound (whether that be music or a podcast), I don’t really notice or care about its quality. If the task was to record sound, a separate video, and sync it, then it would be a different story. To me, sound quality only matters when it’s used in a visual format.

For the interview, I mixed our sounds on Logic Pro, a program I use everyday. Along with adjusting the levels of each track, I added an echo to Michael yelling “hey” and lowered the pitch on my track by -1. I used three atmospheric tracks that we recorded; inside an escalator, inside a tram, and general corridor noise.

Cover your ears: