A browser-based music studio where several students can work on the same project. Use Soundtrap for Education accounts so pupils are kept inside the school's own group.
Creative Amplify
Groups script and record a three-minute radio drama told through invented news bulletins, layering voices, sound effects and silence in one shared Soundtrap project.
Groups of three turn a written appeal for the school's charity week into a 60-second radio advert in Soundtrap, redrafting the script each time they hear it played back, and the chosen adverts are played in assembly.
Pairs script and record a five-minute Soundtrap podcast in which one voice argues Fischer's case against Germany and the other Clark's 'sleepwalkers' case, re-recording until each argument lands.
Pairs script and record four short French podcast episodes on A-level themes, pitched for Grade 8 learners, with two-voice dialogue, a music bed and a glossary for each.
Groups of four each build a 90-second forest-dawn soundscape in a shared Soundtrap project, with every student composing one layer.
Each student records every entry of 'London's Burning' themselves, staggers the entries two bars apart, balances them and adds a part of their own.
Interactive Amplify
Students upload their Soundtrap film cues to Padlet, three named peers each comment on harmony, rhythm or texture with a time marker, and composers reply with their revision plan.
This page is one of a growing set of PICRAT examples by cell, subject and grade. Page maintained by Andy Perryer.