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Create 3 new ringtones for your cellphone using adobe soundbooth:

Click on the "File" tab and select "Open." Locate your desired MP3 or audio file and click "Open." Your music file will be imported into Soundbooth and will appear in waveform display on the workspace screen.

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Choose a small section of the song to use for your ringtone. The ringtone clip should be approximately 20 to 30 seconds. If your chosen clip begins at the starting point of the song, click on your chosen ending point, drag your cursor to the end of song, and hit the "DEL" button on your keyboard. Your clip will remain in the waveform workspace and the unused portion of the song will be removed. If your chosen clip is located in the middle of the song, select and delete each unused song section before and after your clip.

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Click the "Play" button to preview your new sound clip. If you need to continue editing your clip, repeat Step 3.

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Fade In and Fade Out effects will create a smooth transition when your ringtone loops on your cell phone. Select a small area at the beginning of your sound clip, such as two seconds. You can use the timeline ruler as a guide. Right-click the highlighted section, select "Processes" and choose "Fade In." Select a small area at the end of your sound clip and right-click the highlighted area. When the context menu appears, select "Processes" and click on "Fade Out."

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Click on the "File" tab and select "Save." The "MP3 Compression Options" menu will appear on the screen. Depending on your cell phone, you may be able to select a high compression rate. If you do not know your cell phone's audio capabilities, select a standard compression level of 128kb from the drop-down menu. Click the "Save" button to compress and save your new ringtone.

Directions for saving your sound

Once you have finished your one minute song on Soundbooth, go to file, save as.  On the bottom drop down change it to save as type: windows waveform.  Save this file to your C: drive.  Then e-mail this file as an attachment to julie.mcinturff@ksd.org

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2011 Student Fever Design Contest

Rules:

1.) You will be designing both a t-shirt and a hat for the Tri-Cities Fever 2011 merchandising team store (our colors are Navy Blue and Vegas Gold).

2.)  The winning design will be sold in the Fever Team Store during the 2011 season.

3.) You can start the project Monday November 1^st.

4.) Deadline is November 19^th by the end of school.

5.)  Once you have completed your designs you will give them to your instructor. 

6.)  The winning design will be featured during an on-field promotion.

7.) The winner will receive two season tickets and also one complementary product they designed (t-shirt or hat). 

8.)  The winning student’s school will also receive discounted $10 tickets for the Heatwave sections on a select game (tickets are normally $15).

9.) Winner’s design and acknowledgement to winner and school will be given on our website.

*Hint: Our demographic is 21-55 year olds

Create your own Movie Banner!

Similar to how you did the movie banner with masking, you are going to create a movie banner for your own made-up movie. Remember this must be school appropriate and include only topics or objects that would be considered school appropriate.

Think about movie ads you have seen previously. Think about font, colors, slogans, etc. when you are creating your banner.  Check the internet for examples:

Details about how to create your banner:

1. Use at least one masking technique per shape
2. Use at least 3 text effects - these could include fill, shape, direction, filters, etc.
3. Use a background color or gradient to fill in the background
4.  Include the name of the movie and at least the star actor
5.  Include a slogan for the movie

Due by the end of class on Thursday posted to your blog.

Create a movie banner using masking tools in fireworks

Use this link below to visit the website that has the video instructions for masking objects in fireworks. Remember that the files used for this assignment are in the multimedia drive under "My Computer".

http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=49D93