Field recordings (some edited, mixed, mastered, etc.)

ear textures

The geothermal activity in Iceland is well known, but the natural sounds created by this activity are known by few. 
Recordings are done in A-B Stereo with Schoeps MK4 microphones.
Many hours of recording.

Hot springs in Iceland

Undersea recording at Gufunes, Reykjavik, Iceland.
Location: http://ja.is/kort/#q=index_id:1541854&amp;x=362826&amp;y=408892&amp;z=10&amp;type=aerial
Recorded:22:30, 8/8/2011
Weather: Calm, dry and around 7°C.
Recorder: Korg MR1000 (24/96) with Sound Devises 552 preamp
Microphones: Aquarian H2a-XLR Hydrophone with 40cm spacing.


Undersea recording at Gufunes, Reykjavik, Iceland

This was recorded on the first night that myself and the team arrived at the Villa Carmen Research station in the Peruvian Amazon. 
Enjoy! 

Equipment: 
Sound Devices 552
Schoeps MK4 Stereo 
Rode NT1A Stereo 

Villa Carmen Research Station - On the porch at night

Nature reserve in Floi 2011 – Part 2. Listen and see more at: http://fieldrecording.net/2012/01/21/fridland-i-floa-2011-2-hluti/

Nature reserve in Flói 2011 – Part 2

Recorded at Fort Cronkhite north of San Francisco. The doors to the old bunker have recently been sealed off for safety reasons so no door movement could be recorded. In spite of this I grabbed a tire iron and got to improvising latch and impact sounds. Schoeps CMC6/MK41-MK8 MS.

Fort Cronkhite Doors

Recorded near the beach in a sea pool below the Hotel “Europe Villa Cortes GL” at Tenerife. 
More information, longer and different version of the recording can be found at: http://fieldrecording.net/2012/04/05/skepnurnar-i-lauginni/
Pictures can be found at:
https://picasaweb.google.com/104187345157190691446/HungrySnailsInTheSeaPool

Hungry Snails

http://binauraldiaries.co.uk/2012/06/construction-site-temple-meads-20120613-13-55/