Audio Project

Here is my audio project. I started this project out by using a digital audio recorder and recording sounds from places like the Light Rail and the ER where I work. I wasn't really digging the sounds I got, especially all the beeps in the ER, I hear that crap in my sleep. I also was using Audacity and it burned me, TWICE! If Audacity was an actual object that you could hold I would have thrown the F***ing thing out of the window. But since my MAC is so, so awesome I decided to go with another program. Now, Garage Band is good but Logic is better it's like Garage Band on crack. There is one hell of a learning curve with Logic, you could literally use it as a professional studio and people do. Now you might listen to my project and you might say I was using actual drum loops and synthesizers but I promise you I didn't. Every sound is me tapping my fingers with a good condenser mic and adding some awesome effects to it. By the way, I call this piece Baxter's Feeding Time. Baxter is my cat and she was getting pissed off because she was hungry so I added her in. The other sounds are me throwing crap around my apartment and yes that is a shot gun in the background. Hope you like it.
http://www.public.asu.edu/~cswhite7/AudioProjectCraig.mp3

Say What?

Audio Exercise

http://www.public.asu.edu/~cswhite7/AudioExerciseOneCraig.mp3

Vector Project

This is a funny quote by Woody Allen. I just have to say that making this one was a big pain in the ass, enough said. It's strange, when you are young you don't really think about death, and you shouldn't. When you get older, it's strange, but death becomes more of a reality and you think about it just a little more.

If you missed the quote it's in the text of the web page. The web page is the result for a search of "The Internet" on Wikipedia. This quote is from Mitchell Kapor, the founder of Lotus. The web sites that are in this pic are some of my personal favorites and they are pretty much the only sites I look at on a daily basis. There is almost too much information on the internet and it's hard to find fact from bullshit sometime.

This is a quote by Ansel Adams. Nice quote and it also served a purpose. I like the fact that Adams believes that a good photograph can speak for itself with little or no interpretation.

Stella