Making the project

To start my project i began lloking through some of the default loops that were on garageband to find some that i liked and thought may work well on a radio jingle. after i had a large selction of prefered loops i started filtering out the ones that wouldnt go well together eg. a heavy metal drum line and a blues guitar.


Once i had found a selction that complimented each other, i began to put them together, t0 create my catchy jingle.
Once i had created my jingle i had to introduce the voices of myself and my guest but in order to add the the voices, they needed to be recorded.

When i began to record my voice for my show and replayed what i had done i realised that i had recorded a lot of unwanted background noise, so i went outside to retry. unfortunately it was blowing a gale and when i replayed it i could barely hear myself over the hissing wind. eventually i decided to come back after school and record it when no one was there. It was a success and i could finally put on my almost complete show.

I then realised i had still to cast my celebrity guest and seeing as i could not get hold of a celebrity at such short notice i decided to use someone from my class as my celebrity guests voice. in order to choose who my classmate would be, or whose song i would give him credit for, i used the shuffle feature on my itunes on my home computer. this would a random choice of almost 8,000 songs. the result i came up with was 'Fort Minor - Remember the Name'

i then played my radio show and realised that i needed background music/tune during my conversation with my guest. i looked through the default loops and found 2 soft guitar pieced that worked well with each other. they would however drown out the voices and so i had to adjust the sound levels for those instruments.

i once again replayed my radio show to discover another fault with it. i need the jingle to fade out so that i could begin talking as an abrupt stop didn't work to well. once i had achieved this my radio show was complete.