A wonderful soundscape. You must have enjoyed that day.

Full Story + Video: https://acousticnature.com/journal/recording-nature-sounds-in-the-okefenokee-swamp

When setting up this recording, my idea and hope was for very close proximity owl calls. The area I chose had three nice snags for owls. While no individuals made themselves known from the perches, this location did yield a soundscape that is the epitome of nature sounds at night. This recording is pure peace to my ears as crickets and owls sing boldly. The pig frogs in the background make this recording unique and ties the soundscape to the Southeastern United States.

Stereotypical Ambient Cricket Sounds At Night (11:07pm) - D100 w/SASS

This recording was made on a wooded boardwalk that jutted out into a mountain pond created by beavers. This recording served as an acoustic scouting report of the pond. From this drop rig, I learned what wildlife species exist on the pond, where they call from, and at what times.

During this windy night, my microphones captured pickerel frogs, spring peepers, barred owls, and beaver tail slaps. This upload is a nice ≈ 10min recording of this ambience.

Windy Pond Night Time Ambience (12:05am) - LS-10 w/SASS

Campania, Agerola - Sentiero Degli Dei / Goats On The Trail

Eunice

Published on @audiovisualsatmosphere [cassette / digital - 2022]

Originally conceived and shown as a sound installation, "dusk — dawn" invites the audience to listen to a city from dusk to dawn by embodying a figure who wanders from one acoustic encounter to another. What happens to the urban soundscape once its human population is asleep? Putting the emphasis on the little heard sounds of a city, this field recording composition allows listeners to dive in buildings’ drafts, bats’ calls, empty train stations’ ultrasounds, singing escalators, talking swans, humming electrical junction boxes, and
birds’ dawn choruses. Documentary at times, surreal at others, the piece proposes an electroacoustic excursion by mixing and processing a set of sounds recorded at night in the city of Berlin during the lockdown and curfew period of spring 2021.

Recorded and composed by Pablo Diserens
in Berlin, Germany — June 2021

Recorded with Sound Devices MixPre-6 II, Sony PCM-D100, LOM's Usi Pro, and LOM's Geofón

Mastered by Adam Badí Donoval

Pablo Diserens – dusk — dawn [AVA99]

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

Catching deer on field at all night recording. Eating, rubbing horns in tree....that was almost all night  happening.
Location : Slovenia primal forest

Longer recording available here:
 https://earth.fm/recordings/red-deer-on-the-field/?fbclid=IwAR1BJVMQonsDeTefUmqLjIQz5zXgKHng7qXlRFq8hGe74RDVSIFumX6VAac

deer at night rubbing its horns on open field- primal forest Slovenia

Recording done in April at the edge of a forest and a marsh. Birds calling at marsh are for instance Eurasian bittern and Cranes and in the forest Blackbird call or Blackcap and cuckoo call can be heard. It is early morning and fog all around. Sun is just raising. Cranes prepare to start and get more and more exited.

Marsh in the spring time

Take a listen to a 4 minute overnight journey through an Australian forest. This short compilation was taken during a long 18 hour recording session deep in the Australian forest. It starts at about 4pm, and finishes about 10am the next day. The recording starts with bees nearby in the undergrowth, followed by bird life as the light fades into night. The tropical rain starts about 1130pm and continues all night, creating a magical dance on the leaves and stones covering the ground.

The laughing Kookaburra wakes first and announces the first glimmer of light on the horizon just as the rain starts to fade away, followed by many more birds calling and chatting to their mates. 

The bees finally wake up and end the recording very busy... just like they did the previous day. The circle of life in about 4 minutes. Enjoy the immensely gorgeous cacophony of the Australian forest.

Captured on a Zoom F3, with Em272 Clip mics.

Australian Forest Life

Inside a barn in a Blizzard with snowfall and hails. Leistila Fields, Western Finland. Listen with headphones only.

Updating www.rupuranta.net

(MKH8020 ab60cm, MixPre3, 32>24/48, nothing else done in edit, flac)

Jan Eerala Finland

A Barn in a Blizzard - 13/4/2020 - Leistila Fields

Rain falling on the branches of a dead mopane tree in the Namib desert. Recorded with Sony PCM D10 and a pair of Lom mikroUsi microphones taped to the dry branches. Read about my epedition to Namibia at https://mindful-audio.com/blog/namibia-sound-recording-2020

Chromatic Rain

In Itinere Soundscapes is about landscapes, routes, walks, travels told through sound; a collection of experiences and sound sensations. You will find a series of nearly unprocessed field recordings and some soundscape compositions. The main subjects of this project are natural and rural soundscapes, with a focus on everything that needs to be preserved.
Adjust the volume of your headphones or speakers to recreate a realistic experience.

 For commercial use, please take contact.

Campania, Agerola - Sentiero Degli Dei / Goats On The Trail

In Itinere Soundscapes

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