Name: Zoom F3 + AOM 5024 Angled mounted Digital Metronome test by Marco Pesente
Duration: 14 s
Description: ZOOM F3. Out of curiosity, I placed two AOM 5024 omnidirectional capsules angled at 45 degrees right/left, powered at 48v. I inserted a small separation baffle, something I had on hand without building anything for now. The result seems satisfactory to me.

It's half past seven in the evening. The color of the sun is turning golden but it is still hot. It is 26 degrees outside. There are no boat owners or passengers in the harbor. There is one small building in the port where a ticket seller sits despite the fact that the last ferry of the day to Piirissaare departed half an hour ago. The water of the lake sings against the ferry's landing bridge. There are swallows nesting right under the bridge and motor boats can be heard from the lake

The sound of Lake Peipsi in Laaksaare boat harbor. Field recording. Estonia June 30, 2021

ZOOM F3. Out of curiosity, I placed two AOM 5024 omnidirectional capsules angled at 45 degrees right/left, powered at 48v. I inserted a small separation baffle, something I had on hand without building anything for now. The result seems satisfactory to me.

Zoom F3 + AOM 5024 Angled mounted Digital Metronome test

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

Recorded with Zoom F6 and Sennheiser MKH40

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

In reality, Australia is not arming itself against China to protect itself from China. Australia is arming itself against China to protect itself from the United States.

Reading by Tim Foley.

On War With China, Australia Is Caught Between A Rock And A Pentagon

minimalism on my (main) instrument lately. a few recordings directly into TE's TX-6

8 oscillators(disquiet0599)

The Red Deer Rut (Brame du Cerf) recorded in the heart of the  the Orleans Forest, the largest Forest in France. 

Zoom F3 + 2 x Sennheiser MKH8020s
23.09.2023

Red Deer Rut - Forêt d'Orleans, France

naviarhaiku512:
Endless echo
footsteps on an empty house
once full of life

haiku: Marco Sebastiano Alessi
image: Raya Mal https://unsplash.com/photos/closed-window-ggeI8TyPeZM
for the Naviar Records Haiku Music Challenge www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku/

An Empty House [NaviarHaiku512]

In the stillness of a Swedish forest, a solitary Mistle Thrush sings its melancholic tune. This recording captures the essence of the forest, a place where time seems to stand still and the beauty of nature can be fully appreciated.

Recorded 14.04.2023
Zoom F3 + Sennheiser MKH8020

Image courtesy of Birds of Gilgit-Baltistan (Creative Commons)

Mistle Thrush - Öjesjöbrännan Ekopark, Västerfärnebo, Sweden

Deux exemples du chant d'un Siffleur des montagnes de Martinique. Expl 01 oiseau isolé à la parabole. Expl02 oiseau en ambiance cardioide.

SIFFLEUR DES MONTAGNES F Deroussen

Large pig frogs lead the croaking chorus of multiple species searching for mates in the flooded saw grass prairie along PaHaOkee Road in Everglades National Park, Florida. Southern cricket frogs "clack-clack" in background.Wide stereo field recorded in ORTF with pair of Line Audio CM3 cardioid microphones feeding a Sound Devices MixPre 3 recorder. February 2018.

Pig Frogs Pa Hay Okee

[Experiment] Trying the Shure MV88 mic on a iPhone for field recording (nature).   Not that I would want to do this very often, but it could be useful when better mics/recorders are not available in a given moment.   The photo shows the location where this recording was made (holding the iPhone, standing about 5 feet from the grass in lower middle of photo).

[Setup] Shure MV88 on an iPhone 10 with foam windscreen. Settings on app:  mid-side mode, max compression, flat EQ,   The quality is not bad for what it is.

The Shure MV88 is *not* a sensitive mic and certainly not great for nature field recording.  The manual even says it was designed to record in very loud environments like concerts, so it would not be good for recording a quiet soundscape.   However, for loud environments it seems OK.   These cricket frogs were so loud that I wore the headphones for ear protection even when not recording.  Without ear protection the frog calls were painfully loud (to give an idea of the ambient sound levels being recorded).

BTW, on an iPhone X I was not able to find a way to monitor audio while recording.  Gain was set by watching the meter on the app.  On phones that have plug-in headphones, apparently there is a way to monitor audio while recording.

Zoom F3 + AOM 5024 Angled mounted Digital Metronome test

Marco Pesente

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