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Production Reflection Your Name

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Production Reflection

Your Name

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ProcessThe process of my product starts with planning the radio show, trying to figure out what you're going to talk about. Then comes the recording my audio, it was quite difficult to just sit there and start a conversation but once we got into the flow of chatting I ran smoothly. Once we had finished recording I then uploaded all the pieces of audio to my memory stick.

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ProcessI opened an audition file and pieced all the pieces of audio together to make a smooth radio show.I used the razor select tool to cut out any long pauses, inappropriate or unusable audio, I also used a cross fade to blend audio together and make in run smoothly with out and jumps, another tool I used was the amplitude adjuster to make all the pieces of audio loud enough and to turn down the music.

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ProcessOn my audition file there are two options you could use when editing your audio for example;• You could use the Multitrack option to edit

your audio so you can see all of your pieces of audio. You can use the razor select tool to cut sections of the audio out to make it another individual section of audio. You can use the time selection tool to delete bits audio.

• You could also use the Waveform to edit individual bits of audio by themselves. You can use both the razor select tool and the time selection tool to move or delete sections on audio. You can also use the amplitude adjuster tool to change the volume of an individual piece of audio.

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On the multi track I used 3 songs which were scattered from the beginning, middle and end. I introduce