While visiting Hawaii in March of 2022 I enjoyed unique patches of the bamboo forest on Maui. The sound of the environment completely changed as soon as I entered the thick forest. In the dense bamboo a compelling percussive sound starts in the distance and ebbed toward me as the wind swayed the tall skinny shoots. Clicking and clacking together it felt as if this spontaneous rhythm passed through me.

Hawaii - Wind In The Bamboo Forest - 25 minutes of Nature

Island Grgur in the morning 
Too bad in distance sound of ferry

Recorded with Zoom F6 and Sennheiser MKH40

My youtube channel:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCXJShm7wdmdq70_2_iq3yWQ

Instagram: www.instagram.com/gregorv_field/

Morning on island with birds near by some insects and ferry in distance

In windy day leaves rustling and fallinfg from trees , also curius woodpecker came close.

Recorded with Zoom F6 and Sennheiser MKH40 & Earsight

My youtube channel:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCXJShm7wdmdq70_2_iq3yWQ

Instagram: www.instagram.com/gregorv_field/

Rustling Leaves falling from trees in wind and close woodpecker

In summer with kayak  - there were a lost of birds and recording was just great near water stream.
Sennheiser MKH40 ORTF and Zoom F6

Soundrecording are available at bandcamp or contact me - check it here:
gregorvida.bandcamp.com/community

My youtube channel:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCXJShm7wdmdq70_2_iq3yWQ

Instagram: www.instagram.com/gregorv_field/

Birds near water in summer

Recorded in primal forest with snow start to fall  and some raven flyby.
32bit 96kHz
Sennheiser MKH40 
Zoom F6

In winter snowy forest with ravens and later snow start falling

Small river with light rain falling. Underwater recording with hydrophone microphone and Zoom F3

Underwater hydrophone water stream with light rain above and stone splashing in water

*EXPERIENCE FOR HEADSET ONLY*

Oceania's Song is a 21-minute 360º immersive Sound Healing experience created by the Earth Echo collective. It features Humpback Whale songs recorded by The Oceania Project (Mark Franklin, Trish Franklin and Wally Franklin), who have been capturing the sounds of whales, dolphins and other marine life in the waters around Australia since 1988. This piece also features hydrophone recordings by field recordist Rafael Diogo (Deep Dive Sound) captured off the Australian coast in 2017.  
In December 2022, Oceania's Song was transcoded on the Polygon Live stage at the Wonderfruit festival (polygon-productions.com). It was featured as a 360° sound journey, combined with scent dispersion, to create a fully immersive sensory experience.

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Earth Echo is a collective of sound healers, sound engineers and musicians; bringing wildlife sounds from remote habitats to amplify nature’s resonance, re-imagining earth through our senses using the power of sound. We source high quality wildlife recordings from talented field recordists around the world, combining advanced audio techniques with ancient sound healing practices to create 360º meditative sensory healing experiences.

So far, our work has been entirely self-funded. We're on a mission to raise the awareness of “Sound Health”, and the benefits all of us can experience from being kind to our senses. Our goal is to reawaken the deep connection between Human Consciousness, the Earth and Nature.

Our content is not only designed for human health, but also to support the habitats where the content came from. A fifth of our profits go towards Earth Causes that serve, protect and preserve the wildlife featured in our soundscapes. This track in particular supports The Oceania Project and the Captain Watson Foundation.

 If you enjoyed our immersive content and events, please follow, like, share and subscribe.  Our online content is always free for everyone to experience, so if you’d like to support our cause and continual efforts, please subscribe to us on Patreon for as little as £3 per month: https://www.patreon.com/earthecho


The Earth Echo Collective.
For more info about us, visit earth-echo.com
Follow us on instagram: @earthechocollective

THIS TRACK SUPPORTS THE FOLLOWING EARTH CAUSES:


The Oceania Project:
https://www.oceania.org.au 
Captain Paul Watson’s Foundation
www.paulwatsonfoundation.org 


Field Recordist - Whales’ Recordings: Mark Francis Franklin
https://www.linkedin.com/in/oceaniaproject
https://vimeo.com/oceaniaproject
https://oceania.bandcamp.com

Field recordist - Waves, krill, seagulls: Rafael Diogo
deepdivesound.bandcamp.com/releases  
https://soundcloud.com/deepdivesound
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rafael-diogo-sound-design/


FEATURED ELEMENTS + WILDLIFE SPECIES:
Ocean waves, Humpback Whales, Snapping shrimps, Glaucous Gull Seagulls, Barnacles Pebbles. 

FEATURED INSTRUMENTS AND MUSICIANS:
Handpan D-Minor: Eduardo Perez Vidal
Cello: Daniel Figols
Handpan D-Minor: Francisco Amoscotegui
Handpan D-Major: Rafael Diogo
Shakers: Francisco Amoscotegui
Singing Bowls: Phan Tu
Crystal Pyramid: Phan Tu

Edit: Francisco Amoscotegui, Dr Daniel Figols-Cuevas and Rafael Diogo
Spatial Audio mix: Dr Daniel Figols-Cuevas

Oceania’s Song - Humpback Whales Australia SPATIAL AUDIO HEADSET EXPERIENCE

Low notes didgeridoos can have a very comforting calming frequency associated with grounding. This characteristic made this instrument a popular one in the sound baths’ world. If played carefully, it can serve as a very calming instrument to include in sound journeys.

Didgeridoo Grounding Sound massage with Ocean waves

*EXPERIENCE FOR HEADSET ONLY*

Tawau Hills is a 20-minute immersive 360º Mind+Body Sound journey experience created by the Earth Echo Collective. It features the Tawau Hills wildlife in Borneo, recorded by Wild Ambience.

Nestled in the lush rainforests of Borneo lies the breathtaking Tawau Hills Park, an ecological treasure trove that's sure to leave any nature enthusiast spellbound. With its sprawling 300 km2 area of untouched forest, Tawau Hills is a living testament to the magnificence of the natural world. In 2019, Wild Ambience spent several days recording in the area around Mount Lucia lodge, where a harmonious mix of lowland and mid-altitude hill forests offered a unique soundscape. 

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Earth Echo is a collective of sound healers, sound engineers and musicians; bringing wildlife sounds from remote habitats to amplify nature’s resonance, re-imagining earth through our senses using the power of sound. We source high quality wildlife recordings from talented field recordists around the world, combining advanced audio techniques with ancient sound healing practices to create 360º meditative sensory healing experiences.

So far, our work has been entirely self-funded. We're on a mission to raise the awareness of “Sound Health”, and the benefits all of us can experience from being kind to our senses. Our goal is to reawaken the deep connection between Human Consciousness, the Earth and Nature.

Our content is not only designed for human health, but also to support the habitats where the content came from. A fifth of our profits go towards Earth Causes that serve, protect and preserve the wildlife featured in our soundscapes. This track in particular supports 1StopBorneo.

If you enjoyed our immersive content and events, please follow, like, share and subscribe. Our online content is always free for everyone to experience, so if you’d like to support our cause and continual efforts, please subscribe to us on Patreon for as little as £3 per month: https://www.patreon.com/earthecho

The Earth Echo Collective.
For more info about us, visit earth-echo.com
Follow us on instagram: @earthechocollective

THIS TRACK SUPPORTS THE FOLLOWING EARTH CAUSES:

1StopBorneo:
https://www.1stopborneo.org/

Field recordist: Wild Ambience
https://wildambience.com
https://soundcloud.com/wildambience

FEATURED ELEMENTS + WILDLIFE SPECIES:
Bornean Gibbons, Asian Emerald Dove, Cinereous Bulbuls, Little Spiderhunter, Green Broadbill,Yellow Crown Barbets, Golden-whiskered Barbet, Blue-eared Barbet, Bornean Tree Hole frogs and Empress cicadas.


FEATURED INSTRUMENTS AND MUSICIANS:

Overtone flute:   	Francisco Amoscotegui
Ocarina:          	Eduardo Perez Vidal
Frog:                	Eduardo Perez Vidal

Singing Bowls:    	Phan Tu
Crystal Pyramid:  	Phan Tu
Svaravena harp:   	Eduardo Perez Vidal

Chimes:           	Phan Tu
Coshi Chimes:     	Phan Tu
Rainstick                Francisco Amoscotegui
Shakers:          	Francisco Amoscotegui
Chacapa:          	Francisco Amoscotegui 
Kantele:	   	        Dr Daniel Figols
 
Edit: Francisco Amoscotegui and Dr Daniel Figols-Cuevas
Spatial Audio mix: Dr Daniel Figols-Cuevas

Tawau Hills Park, Borneo - SPATIAL AUDIO BINAURAL HEADSET EXPERIENCE

Red Deer and Roe Deer – Roaring, barking and other sounds
https://sonniss.com/sound-effects/red-deer-roe-deer-roaring-barking-sounds/
This sound library consists of numerous vocalizations of two animals: The Roe deer (The European roe deer – Capreolus capreolus) and the Red deer (The Central European red deer – Cervus elaphus hippelaphus). This is a great working tool for sound designers to create, sounds of monsters, imaginary animal creatures etc…

Red Deer and Roe Deer – Roaring, barking and other sounds; pro FX library - preview

https://ivovicic.bandcamp.com/album/thunderstorm

Phonography (soundscape) recording of the thunderstorm moving over huge mountain plateau (altitude 910 MASL).

Thunderstorm - album sample

outdoors on hiking trips in mountains, paddling with kayak on islands or ride a bike i just want to record ambience sounds of that places.
My sound library: https://gregorvida.bandcamp.com/

My hiking trip movies movies:
https://www.youtube.com/@gregorv4951

https://www.instagram.com/gregorv_field/

In winter snowy forest with ravens and later snow start falling

Soundrecording GregorV field