In general, I unconsciously and consciously turn on or off my
attention to different sounds - probably like most people. I
listen to cars coming from different directions as I cross a street, and pick
up other peoples’ conversations out at dinner. I sometimes like to zone out of all of these sounds and focus
on one sound or just silence. I
cannot – or prefer not to – listen to music or other sounds while writing,
reading, studying, etc.
I prefer listening to music while drawing, painting, or
working with different media. Music,
primarily EDM or movie soundtracks, helps me zone out and focus on my art. I am interested in Kandinsky’s
connection between the creative process of visual arts and music.
In the curriculum, one can use audio for different media
including video – besides making an audio piece for the sake of itself. Audio corresponds to and can be just as
important as visual imagery in a video.
Audio remains very easy to edit and does not take up as much space as
video.
Your description about turning attention on and off to different sounds is a great and precise description about how listening actually works. It's a process that layers and switches attention. Thanks for sharing how you approach sound in your daily life.
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