https://minniebb3.itch.io/memories-ahead
When I thought about a place that has meaning to me I’ll be honest, Mcdonald’s didn’t come to mind. In fact, I’m not a huge fan of their food apart from the ice cream. So I started thinking about people that I cared for. Memories from the past usually corresponded to my family and very visual interactions with them. I vaguely remembered one place that my mom used to take me and my sister, Mcdonald’s. This was a routine spot during my childhood and I wondered why things that were once habitual stop happening. Besides the fact that this Mcdonald’s got torn down, I realized that interests change in adolescence which lead to new habits and routines. The real treasure of this place is not the food or location, but the people who were with me.


I used only two photographs, plus my memory, to fabricate this building fromthe Unity building tools. 
These are the ringtones that my sister, whom I share a room with, annoyingly uses for all of her alarms. I can wake up with ease from my alarms and I even wake up naturally on time. However, my older sister is the opposite. She needs over 10 alarms and she tends to sleep through them all. It’s pretty annoying when you sleep 10 feet away from her. As a result, these two alarm sounds TRIGGER me. When I was playing these to annoy her, she told me to just wake her up when they go off, because she can’t do it herself. So I created this system that alerts me to wake her up when it hears any of these two alarms. I used my iPhone to play the sounds directly into my airpod microphone. The first alarm was clearly distinguishable to teachablemachine but the second alarm, called Slow Rise, was jumping around from all three categories. After evaluation, it seems like Slow Rise sounds too much like Constellation. I might need to insert a different alarm sound or continue to record different audio samples. I think this project could take it a step further with some coding.
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