Digital Stewardship Curriculum

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Digital Stewardship Curriculum
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Digital Stewardship Curriculum Recording Audio Digital Stewardship Curriculum

Why Record? Oral histories Language work Community record Family history Language work Digital dictionaries Language learning programs

Audio File Formats Review WAV for preservation 48/96 kHz sampling rate 24 bit depth ~1 GB/hour MP3 for access 192 kbps ~56 MB/hour

Sample Recording Kit Recorder User Manuals Microphone Log Book Extension Cord Power Cord Headphones Backup recording device User Manuals Log Book Spare Batteries Spare Storage Camera Supplementary resources The best recording is the one you have! A phone recording may not be ideal, but if your recorder dies, could be invaluable

Our Equipment Tascam DR-100mkII Desktop Microphone Stand Memory Card External Microphone and XLR cable Headphones Desktop Microphone Stand Memory Card Power Adapter USB cable

Recording Setup Location Equipment Physical arrangement Noise, comfort Type of microphone, power supply Physical arrangement Placement of equipment A full soundbooth would be great, but really… Aim for the quietest recording space possible. STOP AND LISTEN TO CDSC FOR NOISE Pay attention to background noises, fans, AC, etc. relatively easy to edit out sudden bangs, but a low hum is very hard Time of day and scheduling may impact noise Your speakers need to be comfortable, but beware of squeaky furniture, etc (like kicking Lotus’ desk) Different mics for different setups - omnidirectional, condenser, internal, external, lavalier, Running off a power cord can create audio artefacts - battery is safer but can run out Is the mic a good distance from the speaker to pick them up. Loud/soft-spoken? Fidgeter? Can you see and monitor your equipment?

Recording Game Plan Have a plan Mic check “For the record…” Interview questions, word lists, other prompts Mic check Do a sample recording “For the record…” Who, what, where, when, why… Verbal consent Recording(s) Acknowledgement and thanks Always have a plan. WIll vary by type of recording/project. Make sure your equipment is working as expected! Sample recording may also reveal any unexpected audio artefacts Track all this metadata on paper! But always good to have a backup! So much metadata Make your recording(s) I like to capture the acknowledgement and thanks - more metadata

After Recording File Naming Editing Transcription How much? How many copies? Transcription How detailed? Preservation and Access Storage and hosting File Naming: Minimally interviewee’s full name and date of recording Editing: Same as everything else we talk about - Master and Access copies Transcription: Full, Partial, or just Keywords? Verbatim transcriptions can take 4-5 hours of work per hour of audio We’ve dealt with audio before, you should have a good idea of the space and storage requirements.

Audio Editing Save preservation master Do any required editing, eg: Cute silence Separate tracks Address unwanted noise Merge tracks Export access copies Full or partial copies as needed

We have this handout for Tascam DR 100mkII, you could make a similar instruction sheet for your equipment for staff.