Sound Format
The sound format I will be using is mp3.
I chose this due to its very small file size and common use on website
software. This makes it much easier to try and edit the audio when needed so I can
have a larger range of websites that I can work with. Not only this, but it uses
Lossy file compression to result in a very small end file size, which therefore
makes the files much easier to work with; not only this but the lossy
compression that it uses doesn’t leave a recognisable impact on the audios
quality therefore resulting in a good quality small size file.
Storage method
As for the storage method, I’m going
to use cloud storage as it is the most global and convenient storage
method. It’s an internet-based storage, therefore it doesn’t depend on your
computer type. This is useful for me as I’m going to be working on both the
macs and windows computers; cloud’s accessibility is one of its greatest
features that will surely benefit me. Not only this, but it also has an easily
upgradeable max storage, this means that if I would ever need more storage, I
would be able to easily upgrade as you can simply order more storage. The main
reason however I chose cloud over the other storage methods is due to its
safety, cloud is the only storage method where it is next to impossible to lose
your work, as one , there is no physical storage there back it cannot be lost physically,
and two it has backups kept of it often so that if your current file ever does
corrupt you can just download a backup file of it.
Compression
For compression I’m going to be using DRC
compression which adds thresholds to your audio files. This makes it so that
if your audio file gets too quiet or too loud it will raise or increase the
sound of that file to make it so that range of your sound levels less. Overall making the file take up much less storage.
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