I've been recording wildlife sounds since 1968. Member of Wildlife Sound Recording Society since 1975, and formerly their Sound Magazine and Journal Editor. Special interest in vocabulary recording. I rarely use any studio processing, believing that attention to good fieldcraft should render this unnecessary. 
Winner of several UK & international awards for wildlife sound recording.
567 species on https://www.xeno-canto.org/contributor/FFFADKCCII
Blog - http://simontelliott.wordpress.com/
BBC - https://tinyurl.com/y4laf7tb

Comprised of artists Gary Stewart and Trevor Mathison, Dubmorphology is a London based research, production and performance project which produces experimental sound and visual installations, examining the relationship between culture and technology. The work created emerges from the artists’ direct response to specific sites and environments and incorporates historical and contemporary material exploring social and political issues.

Video producer and editor from the United Kingdom with an interest in sound; both the popular and the abstract. My film making is often inspired by soundtracks, incidental music or other contemporary noise that can carry a story, add mood and empathy to a moment or assist in a narrative such as spoken word, poetry and ambient.

Graduate of Media Production with key studies in Radio and Sound Skills. Also ex-producer, presenter and broadcast assistant for "Encore" radio programme broadcast on Lincoln's Siren FM. Holder of 'Royal Academy of Music' certifications for both music theory and keyboard practical since the age of 10 and later a student of jazz drums but currently attempting to progress my violin playing skills (self taught).

Nowadays my instrument of choice consists of a mixing desk and some audio editing software.

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