The main thing i needed to do was alter the speed of the sound clip. It needed to start a lot slower and finish a lot quicker, whilst being a lot shorter in total length. I took a few screen shots of me playing with the sound in order to create what i wanted. It wasn't too pressing as all i had to do was use the time stretch tool and then highlight and delete sections that i didn't want in order to make the timing correct. After completing all of that, i started to edit the distortion and other such effects to to make the sound as best as it could be. Screen shots of all this can be found below.
Following that, i exported it as an mp3 and put it in to final cut pro, where i began to put clips of my video to it. This is what i have been doing over the past week or so. It's taken me perhaps a little longer than it should have because i had to learn how to use the software first, and i'm not 100% great at final cut pro either, but i hope i will get better as i become more familiar with it.
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