Jake HyattUnit: 73Task 7

Overlaying Audio:

To start off when I first opened Reaper, I clicked on the “view” tab and selected “Media Explorer” so that all the sound effects were at the bottom of the screen and I could easily listen to them just by clicking on them instead of waiting for VLC to load up and take me into a separate window than Reaper.

To create this simple piece of dialouge I dragged the sounds that I wanted from the sound library onto different tracks by simply dragging and dropping them into reaper. Some of the audio clips may have been too long so I had to shorten them by hovering over the left or right edge until I saw the two opposising arrowswhich then allowed me to shorten them until I was happy with the audio that was produced. Finally I added an audio fade to the audio on the second track by hovering over the

Jake HyattUnit: 73Task 7top left or right corner until I saw the quarter circle with opposing arrows on either side which alloowed me to create a fade in and out (the red lines) so that the sound would gradually get louder but the gradually get quieter towards the end until the last audio track took over.