#audio guide

[timetominhyuk]

[NEWS] MIHYUK @ SUWON MUSEUM

Minhyuk recorded an audio guide for Suwon Museum of Art exhibition.

[rosered2018]

I'm listening to the newest episode of The Mistholme Museum of Mystery, Morbidity, and Mortality. They've gone to a library that is more of the idea of a library, complete with extremely hostile monsters as librarians.

I think they ended up in the Nightvale Public Library.

[lexivalentin3]

In my newfound love for the sandman, I shall share a a discovery that I’ve stumbled upon in my hunt for content , neil gaiman and the cast have done a little kindness to us.

There’s a handful of audios from the cast and I’m totally in love with dreams guide.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1AU26VqO0C7u36fE6pCXZ0

[bigshotspambot]

The chase audio tease sounds so damn gooood! I'm hyper excited :D You need to create some kind of guide on how you do it, it's really impressive!

AAAAGHH THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I’m really glad it’s being received well, it’s so encouraging 🥺❤️ it’s coming along pretty well too!

I’m actually not super experienced with audio editing and I’m still learning how to use Audacity but here’s what I have so far

(The tracks usually aren’t this small I just squished them)

I basically just forage for noises on free sound effects sites like soundsnap, record the samples I like the most and then arrange/edit them however. I usually start with a background noise layer also (maybe a computer humming) cuz it makes the other sounds blend into eachother better. After that you kinda build up from there, adding more tracks with more noises you might imagine in a certain situation. Audacity isn’t too hard to use either, it’s free and there’s a lot of guides on how to use the features

I hope this helped a bit! I might make a more detailed guide sometime but my best suggestion is to mess around with it yourself if ur interested :)

[leminione9795]

Hi, the anon again with the "did Jimin really say baby" question. 😂 I hope this time the link works.

twitter(.)com/jeonjkk1_/status/1382529486042849281

(link) It works! 

Jimin said 애기야 뭐야/aegiya mwoya/, which in this given situation means ‘are you a baby or what?’ or ‘what are you, a baby?’. 

I can see why OP thought he said ‘what is it, baby’ though! The difference is in the intonation. If the 'aegiya' was addressing JK as baby (like when he calls him by his name he says ‘Jungguk-ah’) the last syllable would be slightly more drawn out and lowered. The 뭐야/mwoya/ part is a question so the last syllable would be raised. 

I figured listening is better than reading, so I took the liberty to record the pronunciation of the two varieties.

This is 애기야 뭐야 as in 'what are you, a baby?'

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And this is 애기야 뭐야 as in 'what is it, baby?'

Hear the difference?

So yes, Jimin said the word baby, but he was calling JK a baby, and not baby as a term of endearment in this situation.

[fuckyeahkimwonpil]

fuckyeahkimwonpil:

DAY6 - "Like a flowing wind(마치 흘러가는 바람처럼)" WONPIL Guide Audio

source:  DAY6

[fy-sehunexo]

Sehun & Chanyeol Art Talk - Jean-Michel Basquiat Exhibition

In conjunction with Lotte Museum’s Jean-Michel Basquiat exhibition, “Royalty, Heroism, and the Streets,” EXO-SC present an audio guide explaining the works on exhibit as well as the behind-the-scenes stories of the artist.

EXO-SC Art Talk - First Greeting [Listen]

Sehun Art Talk - The Birth of Basquiat [Listen]

EXO-SC Recording Making of [Watch]

Sehun Art Talk - Club 57, Mudd Club [Listen]

Sehun Art Talk - with Andy Warhol [Listen]

[fyexo]

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