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Soundscape - Reflective Statement

Soundscape - Reflective Statement

 I found the soundscape project interesting and informative, in the use of Audition as a piece of software to enhance digital sounds. I think my time spent recording sounds was adequate for the project, however I feel that going out with a better direction on what i wanted my final soundscape to sound like, As well as a better understanding of how the sound edits sounded after the process sounded I could have sought after some more specif sounds. I enjoyed editing the original sounds into there SFX versions. I found it relaxing and nicely experimental in its work flow and method.

To make my sounds better next time i do a soundscape i feel i should look to record shorter sounds and have more of them softly layer over each-other to create a more deep soundscape. While also using the allotted time better to have a better flow across the 30 seconds.
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