For a long time I have been wanting to record the sound of a passing train with contact mics - with the Geofon it was quite easy - I just stuck it to the track with the magnet until the train passed - actually two trains a few minutes apart. In-between the trains you can hear the track shift to allow the second train coming from the opposite direction.
I must say I'm a little disappointed with the sound. I thought it would be much more energetic and wild. It sounds a bit like the ambient sound you hear standing next to a track with a train approaching...
If you look closely you can see the Geofon's grey wire next to the orange ones

Traintrack With Geofon

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I've been involved with playing in bands for the last 10 years of my life as well as do field recording and sound design. This is my way of showcasing my progression as a songwriter, field recordist and sound designer.

Working in mixed media...fieldrecordings, analog soundgenerators homemade "tossekasser" creating soundscapes, a,bi & non tonal pieces with or without instruments. Graduated with a degree in (electric) guitar from the Carl Nielsen Institute in Odense, Denmark in 2000.
Masters degree in Electronic Music Composition from DIEM, Aarhus Denmark
Work among others with Acustic Laptoist Tore Honore Boe - saxophonist Peter Brem, soprano Ge-Suk Yeo, poet Richard J. Rizzi, Thomas Jakobsen, drums






Recording sounds from everyday life, that seem interesting or calming.

Traintrack With Geofon

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