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Stretching the pedestrian crossing sound to create change in rhythm 

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Duplicating the same recording to create rhythm in the background

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Use the looping function to listen to my composition over and over in order to make improvements

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Import the recordings and arrange the into my composition

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Current existing sounds on the tram

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Trimming my first recording and delete extra section

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My first time using this website and it is interesting to use the app and discover the map through walking and listening to soundscape

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Fade in and out to combine sounds fluently

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This is my first sound-related project and I have no experience in using sound editing software so it took me a very long time to understand the functions in Reaper and struggled to follow the tutorials.

I faced challenges while recording sounds on the street because I can never get a recording without noises. However, I think noises on the street are part of my project. Introducing the city of Melbourne to the passenger on the tram and each sounds that appears in the city deserve to be included.

We can only design a sound piece within two minutes and my first site analysis of taking a tram from Bourke st to Flinders st station is around two minutes. However, After I finished the soundscape design and test the echoes on site. I realised that sometimes the time of travelling will be over two minutes, depending on the traffic and the speed of the tram. Therefore, I decided to take out the tapping on Myki sound and the announcement sound because I couldn't estimate the exact time when the tram will stop at each station. I think taking those sounds out of my soundscape is a good decision because they already exist in the site and I don't have to amplify them anymore.

If I have fewer restrictions and more time on this project, I would like to design a longer soundscape that can cover more tram stops.

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Link: https://explore.echoes.xyz/collections/SDbnmHQanGoZ8ZBD

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SOUND OF MELBOURNE CITY - a geolocated audio walk on ECHOES

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This echoes is designed to listen on a tram Introducing the city of Melbourne through sound Taking the passenger through a journey that end at the terminal station

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Walking from Bourke st tram stop to Flinders tram stop for many times and record a sound map from morning to night

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This soundscape includes sound of nature, sound of society and sound of culture because sound has a impartible meaning to a space.

bird-coffee-chior- Saxophone-singing-violin-singing-guitar-pedestrian crossing sound-piano

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TimeStretch function

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Adding vst

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Changing volume

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Toggle Repeat a section

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"There is no such thing as an empty space or an empty time. There is always something to see, something to hear. In fact, try as we may to make a silence, we cannot."

Music is an organised sound, and for a lot of abstract music the audience interpret their own understanding of the contents.

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A journey/ Coffee/ People talking/ music/ Busking/ Melbourne City/The terminal stop

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Link: https://youtu.be/mWdBRmDEk6M

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Sound+Space Sound of Melbourne city Soundscape DocumentaryVideo

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Using the reverse function to create Mirror structure

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People talking/ Engine running/ footsteps/ Announcement / Myki/ Stopping noise/ Road bumps / Trails/ foot rub/Door open/closed/ Laughing/ Air conditioning/ Traffic/ Paper bags/food

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I am hoping to design a soundscape to emphasise the journey to the final station. Allowing the passengers to 'open' their ears and listen.

To those people that are busy getting to work or school, the sounds on the tram can barely be heard. The sounds nearly disappear to those people who wear their headphones, watch dramas or listen to music. However, to those people that first came to Melbourne or those tourists who came for a trip that is curious to learn about Melbourne, every sound on the tram is about their memory of this city.

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I took the tram every day. I realised that when the tram reached the last stop, it often skips the announcement of flinders street station. It announces the previous station, collins street station because after the last stop, the tram is going backward.

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“A soundscape is any collection of sounds, almost like a painting is a collection of visual attractions,”

“When you listen carefully to the soundscape it becomes quite miraculous.”

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The concept of soundscape came from the Canadian composer and writer R. Murray Schafer brought the concept of the “soundscape” to widespread recognition and pioneered the field of acoustic ecology — the relationship between sound, people and the environment.

He analyses the sound in the surrounding and states that sound is powerful and independent. Soundscape includes sound, memory, phenomena, culture and society.

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FLINDERS                                                STATION

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FLINDERS                                                STATION

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JOHN CAGE 4'33"
Time is the one of the thing that people cannot live without. Any sound event must include time, otherwise it doesn’t exist. In photography in photographer uses the frame of camera to capture the image that he/she wants the audience to experience. In music, time is the frame. John Cage wrote a piece that consisted only of time. The sound that shows up in that frame, such as, heartbeat and the rush of blood in the ears or the breath of others, is the music.

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David Monacchi's Fragments of Extinction
This is a three-year project aimed at bringing the 'intelligent sound of ecosystems' to the public. Immersive sound installations and particularly the Eco-acoustic Theatre enable an intimate experience of nature through the latest technologies in 3D sound reconstruction.

Science-based art projects can play an important role in finding new strategies for environmental education, connecting people to the direct experience of natural phenomena, and fostering public awareness. The project envisions sound as both the medium for the perception of endangered natural systems and the target of scientific investigation and conservation.

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Fade in/ fade out

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Layers of sound in Melbourne city, street artist and pedestrians crossing sound

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Recording sound of human activity in Melbourne central