STS349Sauce - Assignment 7 - Whale Song- Jose Contreras

STS349Sauce-Assignment7- Aron Shrestha and Dhyey Kansagara - Whale Safari

Nahráno s hydrofonem Aquabeat na kamenitém pobřeží Kréty, poblíž přístaviště v Paleochoře. V tůni jsem vypozoroval několik druhů menších ryb, různé hlemýždě a malé kraby, komu ale patří jaký hlas, to nemám nejmenší tušení. Hlučení na pozadí jsou vlny tříštící se o kameny a projíždějící čluny/lodě.

Recorded with the Aquabeat hydrophone on the rocky coast of Crete, near the port of Paleochora. I spotted several species of smaller fish, various snails and small crabs in the pool, but who is making which sounds I have no idea. The background noise is mostly waves crashing on rocks and passing boats.

z přílivové tůně / from the tidal pool

1) JrF d-series hydrophones (pair) 

2) cetacean research hydrophone £ (considerably more expensive than JrF - they don't display prices on their website !)

3) aquarian hydrophone £ again considerably more expensive the JrF hydrophones.

recorded on a recent field trip / workshop in Iceland that I was leading along with Chris Watson. All examples were recorded into Sound Devices 7-series recorders & are unprocessed.

lets just say i'm proud of the hydrophones I produce & the fact that I keep the costs within reach of most folks. 


Husavik hydrophone comparisions

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Janáček 4-track

COM 381 assignment 2 by Nick B. I don't know if I was supposed to wait for feedback, but I fixed the main thing I didn't like about the original track.

Assignment 2 - Assignment 1 Revision

Using hydrophones in various locations in Taiwan, in the recent years I often record and hear that sounds. From fishing harbours to coral reefs, it seems they are very well distributed : Penghu archipelago, Haikou in Pingtung, Keelung, and Nigel Brown recorded the same in Tainan. I never heard it before 2018, maybe it is a coincidence or this species just spread more recently.
We want identification ! Anyone can help ?

Unknow Fish - Taiwan

Done by Nick and Tim. We worked on it some in class, but primarily we sent it back and forth a few times and made our own edits.

Assignment 5 - Wobble

with low grunts and high whoops, all part of a highly structured underwater animal music

This is a section from Google's fabulous Pattern Radio project, (https://patternradio.withgoogle.com/)— thousands of hours of humpback whale song publicly available for anyone to explore. Here the background noise removed to improve the sound.

Precise location of this sound clip is:
2015-02-19T02:36:39.263Z	2015-02-19T02:36:53.120Z

A varied humpback song

David Rothenberg

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