LISTEN WITH HEADPHONES OR STEREO SPEAKERS

More than half the life on Earth is in the soil beneath our feet. It’s the most biodiverse habitat on the planet. As humans we assume this world is silent. Miniscule and microscopic species shuffle, scuttle, scamper, wriggle, and burrow between particles and pores, shifting and reshaping with the seasons and time—time we cannot fathom.

Soil fauna, fungi, bacteria and plants live symbiotic, intimately connected lives attuned to circadian and circannual rhythms, interrupted by climate change and human activity. Anywhere on Earth demands we lean in and listen to earthworms, ants, crickets, slaters, and beetle larvae, and the microscopic life we can only imagine challenging anthropocentric views of time, scale, and value. This multi-layered, often acousmatic composition of field recorded sound is the soundtrack to a more collaborative and resonant dance of life, where the heartbeats of humans and more-than-humans are in sync with Earth’s cyclical rhythms.

Anywhere on Earth

Field recording at Fossato Callo (Viterbo, Tuscia, Italy) hot water spring in a geothermal and Roman archaeological site 42.33192 12.06463

Biosonora Fossato callo_2

Exotic Birds: Authentic Tropical Avian Atmospheres delivers the distinctive songs, calls, and choruses of exotic tropical birds with minimal background interference. These pristine recordings enable precise control over tropical environments, allowing for high scene immersion and creating vibrant paradise settings, mysterious jungle moods, or dynamic wildlife atmospheres.

Designed for immersive environmental audio, these soundscapes will transform your projects with the genuine sounds of tropical paradise settings, mysterious jungle adventures, exotic wildlife encounters, vibrant nature scenes, or atmospheric exploration scenarios.

FULL JUNGLE AUDIO LIBRARY PREVIEW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQ7s92thXmQ

SPECS:

96 kHz/24-bit high-resolution recordings
Stereo recording technique
Clean, ready-to-use recordings
Seamless looping capability for background elements
Professional field recording equipment
Comprehensive metadata with detailed descriptions

Jungle Textures: Birds

Snow Ambiences: Authentic Winter Atmospheric Textures delivers the subtle sounds and delicate textures of natural snowfall with minimal background interference. These pristine recordings enable precise control over winter environments, allowing for high scene immersion and creating peaceful seasonal settings, mysterious winter moods, or atmospheric cold weather scenarios.

Step into the quiet beauty of winter landscapes with this audio collection crafted for game developers, sound designers, and creators seeking authentic snowfall atmospheres. This focused collection captures the delicate textures of natural snowfall with pristine falling snow sounds, varying intensities, atmospheric conditions, and the subtle sonic characteristics of winter precipitation.

Designed for immersive environmental audio, these soundscapes will transform your projects with the genuine sounds of winter survival scenarios, peaceful snowy landscapes, cold weather exploration, seasonal transitions, or atmospheric winter scenes.

FULL AUDIO LIBRARY PREVIEW: https://youtu.be/rQ7s92thXmQ?si=hxX81Q3ChsLkcn6G

SPECS:

96k/48Hz/24-bit high-resolution recordings
Stereo field recording technique
Clean, ready-to-use recordings

Snow Ambiences Vol.1

Red Deer Rutt 2025

red deer rutt 2025 part 2

Wicked Owls - Midnight Primeval Beech Forest, Slovenia October 4. 2025

Thunderstorm in heavy rain, some limiting on it due to levels. Testing out DIY rain cover. ORTF. 

Thunderstorm and Heavy Rain

Late autumn at the Adishi glacier.

Capturing the clean and quality sound of the glacier presents its unique challenges to overcome. One is the logistics and fitness of even reaching such a place, as they are mostly in high, remote mountains. Another is reaching the suitable area of the glacier, which is huge and presents a very demanding terrain that takes you time and energy to get to. Most easy access is at the front of it, the tounge where the ice ends, yet that is where the water comes running out of under the glacier. So in order to avoid the noise of the rushing water, I needed to reach a more upper stage of it, by following it along the edge. That presents another difficulty as the edges of a mountain are "eaten" by the glacier therefor they are completely crumbling and unstable with a high chance of collapse. You can hear stones falling down continuously. When finally reaching this narrow edge, I managed to come closer to the heart of this ice monster. This is where I was able to capture the ice avalanches and rock falls from much closer and farther away from the noise of the river. You can feel the vibrations and low rumble frequencies. Standing so close to it and witnessing its process is very different from anything else; it somehow feels like something extraterrestrial, something we are never used to witnessing in our lives. Yet it is a whole complex system by itself, existing there, doing its thing, basically just water.

Adishi Glacier / Avalanche - Georgia, Caucasus 2500m

Walking through a forest or standing in a valley represents an important moment for collecting highly valuable ambient sounds. The settings for making field recordings are extremely varied and encompass the soundscapes where plants and trees live: the flowing of a stream, the croaking of frogs, a field of poppies filled with cicadas in summer, the sound of a forest with rustling leaves, birdsong, ocean waves, or the passing wind... In short, nature provides us with an immense wealth of sounds that can be recorded using small portable recorders equipped with highly sensitive microphones.

At Biosonora, an archive of field recordings is being created, drawn from a wide range of natural environments. These sounds can have many uses beyond simple archiving: they can, for example, serve as the natural background for musical performances involving bioacoustics, or—through complex processing—become key elements in the creation of natural drones.