Sound Effects and Ambient Sound
Equipment
- = Shure SM58
- = XLR lead
- = Cubase 6
I started my clip with the astronauts
in the spaceship. This was a sample I downloaded of the crew talking from Apollo 11 and
included this where there was a shot of the astronauts.

The next shot was of the countdown on a
field where the American flag was waving and spectators were watching. For the
wind I blew into the microphone from a distance and I also included a small
voice over of the countdown.

Countdown audio file above.
There was then a close up of the
rocket engines where the rocket was preparing for take-off. To create a
realistic sound but not too heavy I dragged the Shure SM58 across a fabric
chair softly.
When the rocket launches and we
seen the engine fire I used a bin and kicked it to create an explosive sound
to represent the power of the flames and the engine.
I then created the engine with
someones voice and time warped it to extend the length of the recording.
As the rocket gradually moves further
away it also moves towards the right. To give the listener the most realistic
sounds I panned the rocket sounds towards the right.


Circled shows that I gradually
panned the audio to the right so it wasn’t a sharp change.


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