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    AUDIO MEDIAEDU3053

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    AUDIO

    Audio is a range of sound waves that can be heard by human

    ears.

    The audio media can help students who are poor in their

    reading skills to get an overview without reading the lengthy

    text.

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    BENEFITS

    to train the students to build good listening skills, to speak fluentlyand communicate effectively.

    Active listening is an essential skill which enables the students tounderstand the message and develop mutual understanding

    between the sender and the receivers. This may result in effectivebehavioral change and lead to team building.(Rogers & Farson,1987).

    Active listening involves the following habitual behavior:

    a. Paying attention to the speaker or the teacher, including the

    verbal and non-verbal language.b. Actively participate in the communication by giving appropriate

    responses.

    c. Delay making any judgment before the speaker had finishedtelling his story.

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    EQUIPMENT

    There are several categories of audio equipment based on

    their respective function:

    a. Audio recording equipment.

    b. Output devices which enable us to listen to play back of the

    audio production.

    c. Storage devices which keep the audio production in the

    reusable format.

    d. Equipment or software which enables us to do audio

    editing.

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    RECORDING

    Audio

    Format

    Types of recorder required

    Analogue Magnetic tape recorder

    Cassette recorder

    Digital computer

    Digital voice recorder iPod

    MP3 recorder

    iPod

    Mobile phone

    Multifunctional digital camera

    need a microphone to input the audio signal into the audio recorder.

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    MICROPHONETypes of microphone Its characteristics

    Dynamic microphones

    It is useful when the sound source is close and not too loud.

    It is suitable for recording sound which pitch is

    predominantly bass or mid-range, for example, the Pop

    concert or rock n roll. It can be used to record sound

    produced by musical instrument such as the percussion,

    guitar and used in video camera. The output volume is low,

    it is robust (tough) and its price is relatively cheaper as

    compared to the other types of microphones.

    Condenser microphones This type of microphone is quite sensitive and more fragile.

    It is able to pick up high frequency signals and distant

    sound. It is able produces louder output.

    It is suitable to be used for studio recording and for

    orchestra performance.

    Unidirectional microphones Able to pick up sound from one direction only. Normally it

    receives sound signal from the front part of the microphone.

    Its pickup pattern can either be cardioids and Hyper

    cardioids. It is useful when we need to eliminate the noise

    from the surrounding environment.

    Bi-directional microphones It can pick up sound form the opposite direction, which is

    ideal for dialogue or for meeting.

    Omni directional microphones It picks up sound from all direction and is ideal when there

    is only one microphone to be shared by many speakers. It

    may also be hang from the ceiling to receive sound signals

    from the singers and the band.

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    cont.

    Types of microphones according to its use.

    Shotgun

    It is normally used for the video camera.

    Lavaliere

    It is attached to the body or on clothing.

    Headset

    Ideal for studio recording and on stage performance whereby the

    artists need to move about frequently form place to place.

    Wireless

    It enables the speaker to move freely in a wider area.

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    LOUD SPEAKER

    The loud speaker (speaker) enables the audience to hear

    sound playback by the audio recorder.

    There are three types of drivers in a speaker system:

    a. TweeterThe driver which produces the high frequency

    sound in the stereo speaker system. It is the smallest in size.

    b. MidrangeIt reproduces sound in the middle frequency.

    c. WooferIt reproduces sound in low frequency (bass). It is

    the biggest driver in the system.

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    AUDIO MIXER & EDITOR

    For the analogue sound format, the audio mixer combines and

    controls the output of various audio signals in order to achieve

    the desirable sound effects.

    Whereas in the case of digital audio, the editor and mixer isthe computer application software which is able to remix and

    edit the sound file according to ones need and preferences.

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    SAVING AUDIO

    The sound file may be saved and edited repeatedly when need

    arises.

    The storage devices for analogue audio format are mainly the

    magnetic tape and the audio cassettes.

    The digital audio files may be saved in the computerhardware such as the hard discs, audio discs, memory card,

    optical discs like the CDs and DVDs.

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    PLANNING & PREPARATION

    1. Identify the objectives and learning outcomes By referring to syllabus and standards, we can identify the objectives and standards, scopes of

    the contents, the types of learning activities, and values which should be included in theaudio presentation.

    2. Analyze the learners (or the target audience) - Bear in mind whatcould be the prior knowledge, ability and preferences of the target audiencebefore we can identify the appropriate approach, style, the scope, examples

    and elaboration which may effectively capture the students attention, arousetheir interest and convey the essential massage successfully.

    3. Obtain the information (The topic, skills, content)and the relevantresources (sound effects, background music, CDs, etc.)

    4. Preparing the script

    Clearly define the sequencing of the content, the relevant sound effects for aparticular scenario, when and how the background music should come in,when to pause, phrases which needed emphasis and alike.

    The script is a guide for the producer, the talents as well as the productioncrews. It helps the team to visualize how to act out a scene, to pin point theappropriate time to dub in the background music and/ or the sound effectsand so on and so forth.

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    Talent/

    Narrator

    Dialogue / Text Music Sound effect

    Beep sound played repeatedly for 3 seconds.

    Narrator You will hear a telephone conversation between a customer and

    an agent at a company which ships large boxes overseas.

    The sound of the telephone ringing and picking up of

    the handset.

    Actor A Good morning, PackhamsShipping Agents. Can I help you?

    Actor B Oh yes, Im ringing to make enquiries about sending a large box, a

    container, back home to Kenya from the UK.Actor A Yes, of course. Would you like me to try and find some quotations

    for you?

    Actor B Yes, thatd be great.

    Thank you.

    Actor A

    Well first of all, I need a few details from you.Actor B Fine.

    Actor A Can I take your name?

    Actor B Its Jacob Mkere.

    Actor A Can you spell your surname, please?

    Actor B Yes, its M-K-E-R-E. MusicFade in

    The sound effect of someone typing with thetypewriter.

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    Tutorial

    Based on selected topic under KSSR, create a script that

    applying the usage of audio media. The script lasts within 3-5

    minutes.