LO3: Evidence of Editing for My Sound Project

 Here is the audio files I started out with. My first editing choice was to reduce the volume of each of the audio clips. This was due to them all being much louder than required, though I could do this later in Premiere If need be it made sense to change the volume alongside the other editing whilst in Audition. 

Next for my metallic sound effect I added a delay effect which extended the section of the clip that had the sound effect in it. The extended effect creates more of an impact for the audience. 

In this clip I added the distortion effect to my metal sound in order to make it sound like a heavier piece of metal than it actually is. This helps the sound effect appear more realistic to the audience. 

Here you can see me modifying the different elements of the echo effect such as how long the echo lasts with the delay, how strong the echo is with the feedback and how loud it is with the echo level. 

Here you can see me modifying the volume of the sound effect by manually modifying it. In order to listen to how loud the effect was and match it to what I wanted it to sound like as best as I could I used the loop tool. The loop tool allowed me to listen to the sound effect on repeat and match what I wanted exactly. 

In this screenshot I had moved onto another sound effect of 'clearing throat.' In this sound effect I was using the Stretch and Pitch tool to extend how long the sound effect was. I also increased the audio gain alongside the stretch and pitch to make it sound more realistic and for it to better match my documentaries volume as well as the volume from the rest of my sound effects.. 

In this screenshot I had selected my audio-clip and was decreasing the audio gain to better fit the diegesis and volume of my documentary and other foley sound effects.