Yesterday my son suddenly realized a single wasp was snacking on the trellis in our garden. My wife then said she also heard it earlier in the day, wondering what caused the sound. She also had noticed that the paint/stain on the trellis was missing in lanes or stripes...
I then got a hold of a recorder to catch the sound of the little guy munchin away. 
In the track you'll also hear some of the surrounding sounds in my garden and a little rain on the roof towards the end. The track ends when the patron leaves the table...
SONY PCM D-100 xy

Wasp eating the paint of the trellis

steppe

Recorded in East Meredith, New York.  April 24, 2025, 2am.  Happy Spring

Spring Peepers 24 April 2025

Chipmunks and the Chipettes play The Supremes on a 16 speed turntable

You Keep Me Hanging On

Chipmunks and the Chipettes play Belinda Carlisle on a 16 speed turntable

Heaven Is A Place On Earth

From Bionulor's second album "Sacred Mushroom Chant" (2011).

BUY : http://bionulor.bigcartel.com/
KUP : http://bionulor.8merch.com/services/store

Bionulor - NHN-B.

Every single sound except the drums is derived from a single cowbell sample. 

I might add some Walken samples or something using the vocal melody.

Anyone wanna start a project called "Cowtechre"?

Dont Fear The Cowbell

Hyperplane (live session)

This is the culprit. I just watered it and heard a strange sound from the wall up where it stands. I thought it was a radio in my neighbour's apartment or something. When I lifted up the pot the sound almost stopped (very quiet). Somehow a vibration from the pot carries through the surface it stands on like a tuning fork. I put the plant on this little glass table and put two DPA 4660s next to it. It was not a loud sound but clearly audible to the naked ear. Input level at +60db on the MixPre recorder. I de-noised the file slightly in RX but the rest is untouched. I recorded at 192KHz to see if anything strange was happening above 20KHz, but that space was empty. After about 7 minutes the sound ended. I really can't comprehend how it was produced.

Recording of the sound of a potted plant after being watered

cathartech is the experimental audio project of AJ Lindner.  