1.  WIth the recording techniques discussed so far, record and edit together your own soundfile library, a collection of individual sounds suitable.  You may use whatever sound making resources/instruments you have or can muster.  Edit and save these samples as short "notes" or individual sounds.  One can alway build phrases, loops, melodies, or other time-varying material from these smaller soundfiles.  Please  look toward creating 15-20 individual soundfiles.

2.  Using the samples you created in #1 in addition to samples from the  CEMC soundfile library (/snd/sflib) or other legal sources (freesound, for example), create a short "mix" or "study".  This little "piece" should be no longer than 30 seconds, 20 should suffice.  Be creative.  You may wish to use the pieces played and discussed in class as models.

Related resources:

Freesound

NOTE: The due date for this assignment coincides with the day of our Oral Test, watch the blog for details on individual time slots.  The skills necessary to doing this assignment are precisely those you will need to complete the test.  Therefore, the best/only way to study is to *do*.