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The river bank of Yarra river

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As the river bank of Yarra river is combined with both modern world and natural environment, I will be trying to explore possibilities more on the relationship between nature and civilisation. It is also worthy to try more on a transition between nature and more society in the soundscape I am designing.

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1. Trams
2. Cars
3. Human voice/talking
4. Bicycles
5. Boats
6. Wind
7. Footsteps
8. Trains
9. Station announcements
10. Insects

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1. Water flowing
2. Leaves
3. Birds
4. Crowded people
5. Footsteps
6. Raining

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First, human beings and nature are opposites. Nature is the foundation of human existence and development, nature exists before human beings, and human beings are subject to nature.
Secondly, human and nature are the existence of unity. Nature separated from human is abstract nature, and human separated from nature is abstract man. Human and nature are not only the existence of opposites, but also the existence of unity.

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the soundscape I am designing can be a soundtrack describing the transition of time at the riverbank from nature to a civilised society -
instead of recording only modern sounds and technologies, more things related to nature can be recorded in order to make a difference between times.
This will relatively make the whole soundtrack sounds different and create a huge contrast in different parts of the soundscape.

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"Soundscape composition as I discuss it in this context, exists exclusively in the electroacoustic realm. We can only hear it if we have sound equipment, loudspeakers and electricity. In other words, it exists in the same realm as all the voices, musics, and other sounds that we hear daily on radios, TVs, films, videos, CDs, websites in many private, public and commercial environments. Our acoustic environment, which in itself can be dense and noisy, is populated with these additional electroacoustic sounds. Although this situation is perceived as 'natural' and 'normal' by many, it can also have a disorienting effect and create a sense of unreality."

This article reminds me of my experience at the riverbank, the natural environment seems to be quite comparing to other positions close or in the city, however, it is still full of electroacoustic sounds from modern civilisation. This will encourage me to record more natural sounds when I am creating the soundscape to make a clear transition from nature to modern society.