Audio 12/8


For my audio piece, my plan was to find a skateboard sound effect and record my voice, put it together in Garage Band band using loops, then attach the audio to the video using After Effects or Premiere. However, I found the process of flipping back and forth between watching my video and working on Garage Band. So, I figured out you can bring a video into Garage Band and put together audio for the video. Then I also realized that the original track I made was almost 2 times longer than my video. The measurement on the timeline in Garage Band is not seconds, learned that the hard way. Anyways, I believe it came out nicely. I added my own voice by recording myself saying "YO" when my friend turns into a cartoon, as if I am shocked.  Once I brought the video into Garageband, it made the process much easier, and I was able to view the video as I was making the sound.

Copyright Free Sound Effects:

"Skateboarder on ramp"
(http://www.freesfx.co.uk/soundeffects/skateboard/)

"Skateboard pass by on street"
(https://www.zapsplat.com/music/skateboard-pass-by-on-street/)

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