Audio- Haunted House

It have been sometime before I post on this blog. Well, to start off, Nafisah planned out the sricpt. The way Naf planned out the script made it seems like it's a comedy. But everyone is fine with it. There seems to be a lot of sound that we have to put in to the recording (like footstep, rain, dripping of water)Luckily, we have got the sound library in the school computer. For the first recording, we went through the sound library to check for sound that is suitable to be used in our recording. The girls in the group went in to the recording room to record the voices. Nafisah and me are the voice actors for the script and vivien is the narrator. We recorded the script into parts as it's too long. Gary and Andreas were outsid, checking the volume and stuff, plus recording our voices too. After that, we put in the sounds to match it wih the speech and script. Because we had imported too many sound into the programme, the sound at the bottom could not be play unless we drag it up to the active tracks. It's a new discovery.

We manage to play around with the delay and revert to test out different echos that suit the place that the characters are in. Because they are in a house that is made of cement (not wood), therefore the echos should not be too weak or too strong. The haunted house took us like 4-5 days to do it as this 5 minutes long script had alot of sound in it. In the end, we did the voice of the zombies by recording a lot of different voices in the recording room, after that, we lowered down the pitch through pitch shift. It does sound convicing to the audience that it's a mummy or zombie. Lastly, I added in the flesh tearing noises into the tracks. Therefore, I conclude that our "haunted house" is actually scary and gore-y. It has no comedy at all.