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Eurasian Birds

Garden Warbler song

When George Vlad from Mindful Audio let us know he was going to Kenya for an expedition we thought it was a great opportunity to sponsor him with the Telinga Modular parabolic reflector he already purchased from Pink Noise in U.K. We were eager to find out how it worked with the mics he already had in his collection, and very happy to showcase some examples
he sent us already. These recordings are made with The Telinga Modular:s included stereo foam cartridge and a pair of his LOM mikroUši mics. To listen in full quality please download for your own use.  

For more information regarding this recording please contact George Vlad: www.mindful-audio.com
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Telinga Modular stereo with 2x Lom MikroUsi mics (George Vlad)

Good headphones are recommended, as this is a binaural recording.

Black Swans amongst Australian Shelducks. Also, Grey Teals, Silver Gulls, Pacific Black Ducks, among others. An excerpt from a longer recording made between around 03:00 to 04:00, long before first light, in the Coorong region, near Narrung. Recent heavy rains inland have brought much fresh water downriver, reducing the salinity of the Coorong waters and adjacent lakes, which has resulted in a blessed influx of birds. The location of the recording is at least 15 kilometres from the Coorong, but traces of the Coorong's signature relentless deep roar are audible from here.

Recorded on land of the Ngarindjerri people that is now either National Park or privately owned pastoral land.

2022.02.20 Black Swans. Coorong. Night. Late Summer.

An indulgently lengthy excerpt, but reflective of taking the time, under a searing morning sun, amidst flies, to sit still and listen to the intimate psychophysical presence of these very curious yet nervously cautious calves, as they approached nearer and nearer. In particular, the sounds of their breath. Wondering about their existence, and their destiny.

2022.03.13 Calves. Morning. Coorong. Early Autumn.

Fu'king (Part 1 & 2) - Michel Prezman

A rough and fat blues approach with some darker and overdriven tones too.
Kick back and enjoy it exactly as intended. 

Fat 'n Rough Groove

Ein mutiger Journalist hatte vor vielen Jahren eine freie Plattform eingerichtet, auf der große, die Öffentlichkeit betreffende, aber zensierte Datensätze zugänglich gemacht wurden. Auch anderweitig eingeschränkte Materialien zu Krieg, Spionage und Korruption waren dort zu finden. Mehr als 10 Millionen Dokumente und deren zugehörige Analysen konnten der Wikileaks-Gründer Julien Assange und seine Mitarbeiter veröffentlichen. Ganz schnell stand auch in Deutschland der Begriff „Leak“ für das Veröffentlichen von Informationen, die im Geheimen bleiben wollen, obwohl sie  laut Informationsfreiheitsgesetz der Bevölkerung zugänglich gemacht werden sollten, da sie sie mittel- oder unmittelbar betreffen. 

Wenn kaum Informationen über die Sprengung von Nordstream kolportiert werden, ist das ein Leck, das hierzulande nicht geleakt werden will. Das Engagement für freie Presse, für die Freiheit des unbequemen Julian Assange und die Mitsprache der Bevölkerung am politischen Geschehen, die nur mit umfassender Information stattfinden kann, ist gering.  Warum die Deutsche Regierung und die Medien kein Interesse an der Aufklärung der größten Wirtschaftssabotage des Landes haben und auch die Bevölkerung lieber die Folgen von Energieknappheit trägt, als aufzubegehren, dem will der Autor Gerald Ehegartner näher kommen. Hören sie seinen Text: "Nordstream und das deutsche Selbstwert-Leck", nachzulesen in seinem Buch "Menschsein - rebellische und humorvolle Texte für eine lebenswertere Welt".

 Sprecher: Sabrina Khalil und Ulrich Allroggen

Bild: KI

Nordstream und das deutsche Selbstwert-Leck - von Gerald Ehegartner

On a warm September evening Ravens gather to drink at pools below Corsican pines.

At the pools of Bryn-llwyd

Idle Beasts

Project Chillout: Chill Out Bar Music Grooves

Winter Ambient (Cool Music)

Project Lounge: Buddha Cafè Lounge Music Bar for Quiet Chilled Moments

Dreaming of You

A track from the CD with recordings from Alam-Pedja nature reserv (in Estonia). Got finally the whole CD online and also able to sell copies by post. Free DL of this track in bandcamp, mp3 320.

Thrush Nightingale singing in the night

Fallow deer recorded in southern Sweden (Sep 2019) from 30-40 meters / 100-120 ft. by Mats Bentmar using the SCHOEPS Parabolic Dish Set MONO (hand-held) with the SCHOEPS CCM 4 cardioid microphone + SCHOEPS ParabolEQ Plug In, FREE with parameters quickly set for each recording:
+ Distance (Close to Far Off)
+ Aim Inaccuracy (ON Center to OFF Center)
+ Diffuse/Free Field (Pure Diffuse Field to Pure Free Field)
+ Microphone (CCM 4, CCM 2, CCM 21 or CCM 22)
+ Low Cut (ON/OFF)
+ High Wind Cover (HWC, Windjammer or no windcover)
+ Presets (Sport, Nature, SFX etc.)
NO OTHER POST PRODUCTION.
For more information please visit: schoeps.de/dish
Photo by Mats Bentmar: www.bentmar.com
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SCHOEPS Parabolic Dish Set: Fallow Deer 30-40 m / 100-120 ft. MONO(Mats Bentmar)

30 June 2020

During an unattended nocturnal recording session in a patch of old-growth forest a rain and thunder weather passed over during late evening hours. Birds stopped singing except for a Common Chiffchaff which actually seemed triggered by the rain and thunder.

Vindeln commune, Northern Sweden (64.11 N, 19.44 E)

Primos, +6 dB, 150 Hz/6 dB low cut filter in post

Chiffchaff singing in rain and thunder

The cars and people passing on push bikes in this recording were actually behind me, and therefor behind the dish with a single CCM 4 inside capturing the Starling in front of me, and even though the passing cars behind me sounded quite natural with the CCM 4 alone, it's only in mono, so by adding two omni Lom Usi Pro's to the edge of the dish, it brings back in more detail to background sounds whilst giving more of a stereo image too. It's surprisingly quite a pleasant experience in the headphones and also helps you locate the source of your subjects without taking headphones off to get a sense of place in your environment. Of course, you don't have to worry about that with the Telinga Stereo mk 3, but as far as quality goes this is a good alternative.

Chiffchaff singing in rain and thunder

Lars Edenius