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Whilst working with the audio for this animation I noticed how hollow it sounds. The audio will play a significant part of this animation and at the moment it does sound like it was recorded in a large open space (it was actually recorded in a large board room) rather than a close conversation between three people.
This is the original audioThis audio has been manipulated in audio software (Reason) to try and create a more personal atmosphere.
Resampled audio
Found myself in a car scrap yard over the weekend. It reminded me of my first car (Ford Escort mk3) as this was a regular occurrence.
These cars once came out of the showroom as someone’s new pride and joy. They probably drove straight round to a friends house to show it off. Now they are neglected and heading for meltdown.