This is some more editing. In it we start to describe what the monster might be and what we should do about it. We found that different sounds create different effects and you dont have to know what made the sound to think about how you can use it.

We also found that if you have missed recording a bit, you can go and record it again when you are editing. You just have to make sure that the background noise is the same. So if your original recording was outside then the new bit needs to be outside.

The editing was quite quick once we had managed to get our school computers to recognise the software we were using.

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Hello. Welcome to our blog. This is where we will share what we are learning with the theatre group Stan’s cafe. This is our first post. If you listen to the mp3 file you’ll hear our first work on trying out editing the sounds we have collected.

We had to record the sound, listen to it then decide how we wanted to use it. We then created layers of sounds to make it the way you can hear it.

This one is a short extract from a trip to Frankley Beeches - a hillside near our school. It is the first entry in our podcast.
We were checking out rumours that a beast had been seen on the hill.

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