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Nach einer längeren Pause, wieder ein Lebenszeichen aus der Stube. Ein herbstlicher Gruß mit einem Mix – dunkel, hier und da blitzt wohl auch mal die Sonne hervor! Listen with care q:

Playing tracks from Famous Forgotten Artists, Fred und Luna, Fhunyue Gao & Sven Kacirek, Language Of The Moon, Felix Kubin, Kammerflimmer Kollektief, Stereo Lap at al.
Viel Spaß…

Tracklist:
1.	Fhunyue Gao & Sven Kacirek - Dub Garden (Birds Why)
https://soundcloud.com/altinvillage/sets/fhunyue-gao-sven-kacirek-hoya-lpdigital
2.	Dariush Salehpour & Zhoobin Askarieh - Burnt Forest
https://soundcloud.com/coldspring
3.	Raison - Driften (feat. Sophia Kennedy)
https://raisonband.bandcamp.com/
4.	Fred und Luna - People Mambo (Peter Kruder Remix)
https://soundcloud.com/fredundluna
5.	Fred und Luna - Vision 3
https://fredundluna.bandcamp.com/ (!!)
6.	Orbital - Belfast (Yotto Remix)
7.	Famous Forgotten Artists - Circus Reinvented
https://soundcloud.com/famous-forgotten-artists (!!)
8.	Achim Maerz - Black Hole
https://soundcloud.com/achimmaerz
9.	Knarf Rellöm Arkestra - Leviathan Chill Out
https://soundcloud.com/knarfrellomarkestra
10.	Sylvan Esso - Echo Party
https://soundcloud.com/sylvanesso
11.	King Hannah - A Well-Made Woman
https://soundcloud.com/kinghannah-music
12.	Fred und Luna - Nichtmusikalische Stadt Unter Schritten (Mathew Jonson Remix)
https://fredundluna.bandcamp.com/album/im-remix
13.	Luca Yupanqui - V5 (Dean Hurley remix)
https://soundcloud.com/lucayupanqui
14.	Jörg Thomasius - Küss mich mein Liebchen
https://soundcloud.com/bureau-1
15.	Barbara Zawadzka - Greya, Pt. V (1991)
https://soundcloud.com/barbara-zawadzka
16.	Jamie T - 50,000 Unmarked Bullets
https://soundcloud.com/jamietmusic
17.	The Kings of Dubrock - Playa Paranoia
https://hanseplatte.bandcamp.com/album/dubbies-on-top
18.	B'licious – Clap
https://soundcloud.com/bliciousmusic
19.	Rosa Anschütz - Goldener Strom
https://soundcloud.com/rosaanschuetz
20.	THE MOON - hard task master [schwindel-luck be a moustache tonite]
https://soundcloud.com/user-596886256
21.	Kammerflimmer Kollektief - Désarroi, Pt. 1: Mayhem!
https://soundcloud.com/kammerflimmer
22.	Felix Kubin - Musik Für Neue Büromaschinen
https://soundcloud.com/fkubin
23.	Folclore Impressionista - Rituals and Invocations
24.	Gurun Gurun - Itsuka no Hoshi / Hia
https://soundcloud.com/gurun-gurun
25.	Pop. 1280 - Rain Song
https://soundcloud.com/pop-1280
26.	Ja, Panik – Gift
https://soundcloud.com/ja-panik
27.	Mouse on Mars - Foul Mouth
https://soundcloud.com/mouse-on-mars
28.	Stefan Schneider, Sven Kacirek - To Microphone
https://soundcloud.com/bureau-1
29.	Fhunyue Gao & Sven Kacirek - Archie Waltz (Drums)
https://fhunyuegaosvenkacirek.bandcamp.com/releases (!!)
30.	Language Of The Moon - Glowing Eyes
https://wilfriedhanrath.bandcamp.com/album/language-of-the-moon (!!)
31.	Stereolab - Simple Headphone Mind
https://stereolab.bandcamp.com/album/pulse-of-the-early-brain-switched-on-volume-5
32.	Babak Sepanta - Ruin Is the Beginning
https://soundcloud.com/babaksepanta
33.	Warmduscher - Live at the Hotspot
https://soundcloud.com/warmduscherr
34.	Lustige Mutanten – Kurios & Lustig

Tea-Snuggery Show - ghosts of autumn Mix (October 2022)

Chinatown in Buenos Aires
recorded on a friday, 12 noon

Chinatown in Buenos Aires

A journey from airy ephemeral tones and textures that ultimately settles back to earth in a nostalgic theme centering around the instrument that originally launched my interest in music. 

Intro developed from initial experiments with the Xoac digital frequency shifter. Later ethereal tones emerge from sequencing a series of chords on the E370 at audio rate, creating a complex blur of tonally related pitches.

Cloud scene photo shot at Hudson View Apartments in Beacon NY and treated with Paint Shop Pro with apologies to Rene Magritte.

Coming Home

Collaborate project from a invitation by Marco Lucchi:  https://soundcloud.com/marcolucchi/rainbowing-original-score-90-bpm

This has been lying on my recorder for a while, I was not sure how to participate on this since Marcos track was so massive in sound. I took the info I had, it was a beat of 90 that I could use for a sequence and a drumtrack. Then I searched for what sounds that could fit in, tried a lot but fell down in this sequenced piano(Yamaha P200) and added guitar to make a change in the middle towards the end. I digged out my oldest guitar FX unit as well, I think it sounds much better than my newer one. Well, it became my version of it, I could have taken it even more into the far out landscape, but I'll leave it for now. Thanks for the invitation Marco!

Peace on earth, peace in our mind and hearths.

MARCO LUCCHI | Ingvar Tautra - Rainbowing Rainbows

Blooming guitar tone experiments with an open tuning & new strings.

Enjoy!

Magnolias in bloom on Westbourne Grove, London W11.

Being in Bloom

Original Track:
https://soundcloud.com/qubik/fields

Qubik - Fields (Senglar Campo Version)

Haven't used my iProgram Card with my Buchla Easel for quite awhile. Popped it in this morning and re-discovered this patch I had made years ago. Enjoy!

Aleatoric Ambience

gymnopédie no.1 - Éric Satie

August 19 2015, 7:08 AM. Okavango Delta.

Every morning is a whole new variety, I just set this one up just after dawn and let it go.

Recorded by Brian House (http://brianhouse.net, http://soundcloud.com/brianhouse) for the Okavango Wilderness Project. These sounds are in the public domain and may be downloaded and used for any purpose, but consider linking to our expedition website: http://intotheokavango.org

Equipment used: Sound Devices 702 digital recorder with Sennheiser 418 stereo shotgun microphone (M/S). Post-processing in Logic Audio (editing, normalization, EQ, limiter). Format: 96khz 24-bit WAV. 

Field Recording: Dawn Chorus Mega Mix (No Edits)

A feature length recording of the dawn chorus in May!

Location:  The farm, near Sandwich, Kent
Date:  22nd May 2017 
Time:  03:45
Recorder:  Sound Devices 744T
Microphones:  2x DPA4060s

Dawn Chorus On The Farm

This recording was made on July 15, 2015 in Mesa Verde National Park using a Roland R05 digital audio recorder and an omnidirectional microphone. This setup was part of a standard acoustical monitoring project by the Natural Sounds and Night Skies Division of the National Park Service.

A pair of coyotes go on barking and yipping for nearly three hours. About 2 hours into the recording, the first bird song of the day is heard as the dawn chorus joins the coyotes. This recording site was in a canyon in a wilderness area of the park. The walls of the canyon cause the calls of the coyotes to really echoes throughout the area.

Wear headphones for the best listening experience. 

Enjoy!

Coyotes and Dawn Chorus -- Mesa Verde National Park

This recording was made during the early morning hours in the Giant Forest of Sequoia National Park on August 6, 2017. My equipment used was a Sound Devices 722 digital audio recorder and two AT4022 omnidirectional microphones placed in a homemade binaural housing. 

Wear headphones for the best listening experience.

Enjoy!

Late Summer Dawn in the Sequoias

Dawns of Deep Creek: A Seasonal Study. Recording 2.

This unedited recording has been uploaded to the Playlist collections https://soundcloud.com/hearingbeings/sets/dawns-of-deep-creek-a-seasonal-study and https://soundcloud.com/hearingbeings/sets/deep-creek-conservation-park-soundscape-perspectives for the purposes of nature documentation and future comparative referencing; as well as for its own inherent natural aesthetic and meditative value.

Recorded on Sunday 28 July in Deep Creek Conservation Park, South Australia. The recording commences at 05:57 (with a crescent honeyeater calling in the foreground) and ends at 08:14 (ACST).

The following moon and sun data for the location assume ideal horizon and clear weather, neither of which were the case: it was fairly cloudy and, given the location just below the crest of one side of a valley, the ocean horizon to the north-east was not visible because of the intervening hill on the far side of the valley. But the deep rumbling and roaring of the ocean, and the occasional crashing of large waves, can be heard emanating from both the far left and the far right, travelling inwards from both ends of the valley.

Moonrise 03:10. Moon phase between Third Quarter and New Moon (four days before New Moon). Fraction of moon illuminated 0.25. Nautical Twilight 06:18. Sunrise 07:17. (Bird activity in this valley began much earlier than I had expected. I believe that this was in response to the moonlight that preceded the solar twilight. I was on my way to my intended dawn recording location from my previous recording location (cf. https://soundcloud.com/hearingbeings/20190728-deep-creek-the-healing-emptiness-between-the-worlds) when the birds began calling, so I stopped where I was, set up, and began recording. And I'm grateful for the result that nature forced on me. It's very peaceful, like deep, gentle breathing ... until, inevitably, the first human machine noises of the day finally pass through ... but the morning continues.)

Weather data from the local weather station at Parawa : Minimum overnight temperature 7.2° C. Wind direction and speed at 09:00: NE 6 km/h. Relative humidity at 09:00: 73%.

(Please note that the location and topography of this recording are quite different from those in https://soundcloud.com/hearingbeings/20181212-first-light-and-sunrise-at-deep-creek-early-summer. Exact location details for all recordings in this collection will be provided at a later time, when the project is closed.)

Recorded with a pair of MKH 8020s in an AB arrangement with 50 cm spacing into a MixPre-6. (Best listened to with good quality headphones with a flat frequency response.)

2019.07.28 From Before First Light to After Sunrise at Deep Creek: Mid-Winter

Dawns of Deep Creek: A Seasonal Study. Recording 3.

This recording has been uploaded to the Playlist collections https://soundcloud.com/hearingbeings/sets/dawns-of-deep-creek-a-seasonal-study and https://soundcloud.com/hearingbeings/sets/deep-creek-conservation-park-soundscape-perspectives for the purposes of nature documentation and future comparative referencing, as well as for its own inherent natural aesthetic and meditative value.

Recorded in Deep Creek Conservation Park, South Australia. The original complete recording begins at 03:47 and ends at 07:35; the version uploaded here omits the first 51 minutes, beginning at 04:38 (but it is otherwise unedited). By this time, the earliest diurnal bird calls are quite distinctly audible(mainly Crescent Honeyeaters); but nocturnal Boobook Owls can still also be heard. In fact, however, the diurnal birds had begun calling at least half an hour earlier, soon after moonrise, although their calls were much fainter, and difficult to discern behind the crooning of the frogs.

The location and topography of the recording, as well as its lifeworld content and soundscape texture, are again quite different from both https://soundcloud.com/hearingbeings/20190728-from-before-first-light-to-after-sunrise-at-deep-creek-mid-winter and https://soundcloud.com/hearingbeings/20181212-first-light-and-sunrise-at-deep-creek-early-summer. But some of the astronomical conditions were similar to those of the former recording.

In particular, moonrise (for ideal horizon and meteorological conditions) was at 03:40. The moon phase was three days before New Moon (similarly in the previous recording); the fraction of the moon illuminated was 0.24 (at the time of the previous recording it was 0.25). On this occasion, the sky was clear. Once again, the appearance of the crescent moon above the hill and tree line (at around 04:13) induced a very early 'First Light' response in the birds. Actual Nautical Twilight (for ideal horizon and meteorological conditions) was at 05:08; and sunrise at 06:03.

Weather conditions were very calm, and the temperature remained at or below dew point throughout the night. Hence, lots of condensation on the foliage of the trees and bushes, which is the source of the constant sound of water drops striking plant leaves and the ground; and occasionally also the microphone tripod, stereo bar, and windshields.

The location is in a creek valley approximately one kilometre inland from the coastline, so the roar of the ocean can be heard throughout the recording (mainly in the distance to the left), though it waxes and wanes in intensity. The trickling of the nearby creek flowing down the valley can also be heard (to the right).  (This particular little creek is known as Tapanappa Creek. There are quite a few creeks flowing down to sea within Deep Creek Conservation Park, including the eponymous Deep Creek itself.)

Some of the bird species heard in the recording: Crescent Honeyeater, Boobook Owl, Grey Shrikethrush, Grey Currawong, Red Wattlebird, Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoo, White-throated Treecreeper, Common Bronzewing, Australian Magpie, Australian Raven, Honeyeaters of several kinds, possibly Thornbills. The names of others will be added, here, as they are identified by the recordist.

Recorded with a pair of MKH 8020 microphones in AB array with 60 cm spacing into a MixPre-6. (Best listened to with good quality headphones with a flat frequency response. It's also best not to set the volume level too high, as some of the sudden close bird calls (e.g., of Currawongs, etc.) can be loud and piercing.)

2019.09.25 From Before First Light to After Sunrise at Deep Creek: Early Spring

"the unavoidable conflict escalates into silent pieces."

<<Klopister>>

February 13, 2021, Melvern Lake, Kansas, United States.

Frozen Lake

Wildlife sound recordist/farmer.

Website at www.thesoundfarmer.com

Dawn Chorus On The Farm

The Sound Farmer

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