Name: Hocking Hills Woodland Dawn Chorus 4.23.24 by richbitting
Duration: 28 min 37 s
Description: This is a field recording of the morning chorus in the woods near Logan, Ohio.

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One hundred sound effects emulating a computer console. Great for Sci-fi games or videos. Wav files 24-bit, stereo, 48 kHz

Get the sound collection here https://loverecordingsounds.com/b/cIfBn

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What you hear in this track are the very high pitched and ultrasonic parts of the crickets songs slowed down and brought into the audible spectrum. Originally these frequencies were mostly between 20 and 40 kHz, well beyond our normal hearing range. 
The result sounds quite unusual, a bit creepy and extraterrestrial but also very cool. It doesn't sound like crickets anymore, more like dinosaurs, I imagine... or a gang of drunk roosters... LOL

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This is a field recording of the morning chorus in the woods near Logan, Ohio.

Hocking Hills Woodland Dawn Chorus 4.23.24

Field recording of a small dormouse sniffing the microphones - tree ears setup. Best experienced with quality headphones.

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Richard Bitting is an artist, composer, and teacher residing in Cincinnati, Ohio. 
He makes soundscape-based audio compositions, concert music, visual artworks, photographs, and sound art installations.

Hocking Hills Woodland Dawn Chorus 4.23.24

richbitting

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