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Brazil

This is a 30 second demo rendered from the three minute sfx product, on sale at www.watsonwu.com/store.

The recording location of this sound file is on Gasparilla Island, Florida. The body of water is the Gulf of Mexico.

This stereo file was rendered from a 5.1 surround sound recording (6 channel 24 Bit 96 kHz poly wave file). The distance of the surround mic is about 20ft from the shore.

Ambience Beach 0ft From Shore Medium Stereo

Piano and rain. Originally submitted to Weekly Beats 2016

In Exile

Sound of walking on the dunes is like little puffs on a tuba - then a sand slide in binaural stereo (DPA 4060s) and the incredibly deep resonant boom of the sands as they 'sing'. Listen with good headphones. To find out more about this recording trip & why the sands make those sounds read Chapter 6 of  'The Sound Book' (UK title 'Sonic Wonderland') 
http://books.wwnorton.com/books/The-Sound-Book/  https://www.amazon.com/Sound-Book-Science-Sonic-Wonders/dp/0393239799

Kelso Dunes - a natural tuba orchestra!

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Nocturnal Sounds of the Atlantic Forest - dusk

Nocturnal Sounds of the Atlantic Forest - twilight

Nocturnal Sounds of the Atlantic Forest - ceasing the afternoon

Recording done on the 20161128 2121 in a tiled balcony of the neighbourhood Lauzane Paulista. Even one hour from the city center, the intensity of the traffic, both air and road, is overwhelming. On the other hand is possible to listen to many species that inhabit the nearby remaining patches of the fantastic Atlantic Forest.

evening big fire works, laughter and dogs - São Paulo, Brazil

Recording done on the 20161205 at 23:41 in a tiled balcony of the neighbourhood Lauzane Paulista. Even one hour from the city center, the intensity of the traffic, both air and road, is overwhelming. On the other hand is possible to listen to many species that inhabit the nearby remaining patches of the fantastic Atlantic Forest.

rain unfolding and heavy air traffic - São Paulo, Brazil

nature field recordist
curator at earth.fm
sound designer
last featured on BBC Earth