Multimedia Production Guide
  • Multimedia Production Guide
  • Audio
    • ¶ Audio Editing Example
    • ¶ Audio Recording Quick Tips
    • ¶ Recording Technologies
    • ¶ Audacity: Audio Recording & Editing
      • Audacity Basics & Tips
      • Audacity "How To" Videos
      • Audacity Recording & Exporting Quick Guide
      • Background Noise Removal using Audacity
    • ¶ Podcast Creation
      • Storytelling & Structure
    • ¶ Tutorial: Introduction to Audio Recording & Editing
      • Learning to Listen
      • Acoustics & Ambient Noise
      • Microphone
      • Recording Space
      • Practicum: Record Your Audio
      • Practicum: Assembling Your Sound
      • Practicum: Adjusting the Timing and Clean Up
      • Practicum: Improving Vocal Quality
      • Practicum: Exporting
  • Video
    • ¶ Introduction to Video Editing
      • Examples One: Basic Concepts & Techniques
      • Example Two: Advanced Techniques
  • Technology Tutorials
    • ¶ Adobe Animate (animation)
    • ¶ Adobe Audition (audio)
    • ¶ Adobe Spark (video & graphics)
    • ¶ Audacity (audio)
      • Basics & Tips
      • Video Tutorials
    • ¶ Blender (3D modeling, animation, etc.)
    • ¶ Garageband (audio)
      • Narration and Podcast Recording in Garageband
    • ¶ iMovie (video)
    • ¶ Photoshop Basics (image & graphics)
    • ¶ Video Editor (video)
  • Media Resouces
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Practicum: Assembling Your Sound

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In this stage, you need to listen to your recording, identify the best takes, and assemble them on one track. Please note that there is more than one way to cut, copy, and move audio clips, and not all are mentioned here. (See the Audacity manual for other techniques.)

When you are done, your assembly should look something like the following. Note that "Solo" is selected on the assembly track. This is so only that track can be heard while the others are muted.

Here are some steps you can use to create your assembly: