The Complete Catalog of my Sounds Elemental Experience

The Sounds Elemental :: Gravity Workshop has concluded, but there are lots of sounds to share.

Enjoy the sonic experience.

The Sounds :: Nothing but Nat Sound

The Sounds :: Nothing but Nat Sound

Produced this short track using sounds provided at the Sounds Elemental Workshop :: Gravity. Hosted at Union Docs in Brooklyn, New York.

This was produced on Monday, December 17, 2012. Edited using Adobe Audition.

Music Monday 137 :: Public Radio Remix

Music Monday 137 :: Public Radio Remix

Well, this post is not directly related to music, but the Public Radio Remix stream includes lots of audio and music is a part of that mix.

Listening to audio is the new 'it' thing to do. There are many options for listening to music and podcasts via mobile devices and of course online.

This Public Radio Remix stream is curated by PRX, Public Radio Exchange.

The Egyptian Way :: Egyptian Presidential Elections - Who Will AUCians Vote For?

The Egyptian Way :: Egyptian Presidential Elections (2012) - Who Will AUCians Vote For?

Students in my Audio Production class at The American University in Cairo (AUC) produced voxpox on the topic: "Who will AUCians vote for in the upcoming Egyptian elections?

Man on the Street "I am Voting, Are You?!" by Gehadfathy
Man on the Street by NadaBadawi
Man on the Street by Tamer El Din
Man On The Street by nadinekotry
Man on the street - AUC votes by Nadine Khaled
Man on the street by Asmaa90
Who are you going to vote for? Why? by mariam 91

Recording Podcasts Easily w/Audioboo

I don't quite know how I stumbled across Audioboo, but I did. Oh, I first recall that iPhone users had been tweeting about it. But I thought that it was just for iPhones. But it is not.

Folks who don't have an iPhone or the Audioboo iPhone app, can use the Web interface to take advantage of Audioboo. Count me in.

The platform is super simple. You can record audio w/their recorder (if you have a working microphone on your laptop or computer). Or you can upload your audio file to Audioboo.

They have a social networking component where you can follow people's 'boos' and they can follow yours. You can also easily share your 'boos' on other social networking platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and more. Let me know if you're using Audioboo, so that I can add you to my list of followers.

On top of all of that, you can grab an embed code and post the audio on your blog or Web site.

I've decided to use Audioboo to document my teaching this semester. On the brief podcast above, the audio quality is not the best. I used the mic on my laptop. I think I will begin to use my Zoom H2 recorder and upload the files.

My only problem w/Audioboo is the name. Enough said.