This yellow line is used to edit the volume so it fades in and out to make sure my radio broadcast was smooth and didn’t just cut. I also used this yellow line to create a sound blog

I used this cutting tool to delete the parts that I didn’t want or that didn’t sound as good as I thought it would.

This is my jingle which I created using audition which lasted 16 seconds long. ‘Track 1, track 3 and track 4 consist of my ident. I split them up into 3 tracks so I could use different sound effects separately. Track 2 and track 3 also consist of my jingle.

This is my sound bed which I used under the introduction to my radio broadcast. I adjusted the volume so it would be quieter underneath the broadcast.

This is the introduction to my radio broadcast. I used the cutting tool to cut it from the jingle and added a sound bed to make sure it didn’t just cut.

This is my 40 second archive clip which I put in after my jingle and introduction. I adjusted the volume at the beginning and the end to make sure it didn’t just cut onto the next part of my radio broadcast

This is the interview we used in our radio broadcast. The lines shown are where I cut out parts which didn’t sound right or I didn’t like.

These are the effects that I used on my jingle. The reverb made my voice echo, the vocal enhancer simply enhanced my voice. The flanger changed my voice to make it sound more complete and polished.

This is an audio interface which we used to enable us to record our voice onto the pc as we were speaking.

This is the microphone which we used to record our voices.

We used pro tools express to record our voices for out radio broadcast.