LO4: P5: Recording and Editing a Radio Extract
Rushes of Audio:
Here is a folder containing all of the audio files for our rushes which are going to be edited into our radio programme extract into Adobe Audition later on.
This is all of the rushes put together. It includes the jingles, phone ins, chats, reviews and adverts needed to make up our radio programme.
Editing Processes:
Below are some screenshots of how we edited our recorded audio. We did this within the professional, industry standard software of Adobe Audition. When editing in this software, we used a range of different tools. For example, we used the razor selected clips tool to cut the audio a part and deleted the sections of audio we didn't need for our radio programme extract. This was helpful to get rid of unwanted noises or long silences. Furthermore, we also used the move tool to move around the audio clips within the software's timeline. This is useful to ensure that the ordering of the audio clips are correct and in flow.
Edit Log:
This is our edit log. We have written down every clip and its name in order, along with the time codes for which parts of the clip we are going to use. This will later help us create our offline edit within Adobe Audition.
Offline Edit:
This is our radio programme which has been put all into order. No extra background music or sound effects have yet been added. This will be done in the final edits and the final exported version of our radio programme.
Final Edits:
Below is our final version of our radio programme extract of the radio station Star FM and the programme is called Monday Movie Minutes. In comparison to our offline edit this version has the background music on during the advert break.
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