Part of a hydrophone recording I made next to an old barge at Ierapetra's port.

Ierapetra Port, Hydrophone Next To Old Barge

High-voltage pole near the railroad tracks. Recorded with LOM Geofón and MixPre3.

Railroad Drone

02-01-2022, Poznań, ul. Botaniczna   16:01

2 stycznia ul. Botaniczna

Ceiling Lights

One half of a short EP called 'Dockside', the entirety of which can be heard/downloaded at https://mola-recordings.bandcamp.com/album/dockside-2

Bridgelift Blue

This is an edited excerpt from an overnight to morning recording made at the shore of the Coorong saltwater lagoon, for anyone who might be curious to dip in and get a taste of one way a Coorong dawn might sound, and how it did sound on this particular morning. The microphones were placed in amongst reeds near the tip of the point of land jutting out into the water, which can be seen in the track photo. This excerpt begins from around 06:25 (ACDT). Calm, cool weather conditions, with considerable condensation.

I've come to the conclusion that listening to recordings - and especially raw, unprocessed recordings - of the Coorong environment may be an acquired taste (although the taste may be acquired from a familiarity with other coastal environments and ecosystems with a similar kind of soundscape). The incessant 
 'Coorong roar' takes some getting used to, particularly when heard through headphones. It took me a long time to accept it and immerse myself in it; but eventually I found that other much quieter but higher-pitched natural details - like the calls of birds, and even the sounds of their interactions with the water of the lagoon and the air itself as they wing through it - can still be quite clearly discerned within the soundspace, without the aid of low frequency attenuation. The adjustment in my attention was more effective than an adjustment in EQ.* (A special thank you to Jan Eerala for helping to catalyse this intuition and shift in my perception (although it only works for natural sounds, of course).)

96/32 > 48/24. Edited excerpt, not processed.

Recorded on land of the Ngarrindjeri people that is now a national park.
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*Having said that, though, there are still situations in which I will use EQ for certain Coorong recordings: for example, when the subject is a specific detail, rather than the experience of the soundscape or soundfield as an integral whole.

2022.02.20 A Coorong Dawn. Waterline. Late Summer.

"Tuba Mirum" is a part of the "Dies Irae", a Latin poetic sequence used in Anglican and Catholic liturgies, especially the Requiem Mass.

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Tuba Mirum

2024-06-19

Krótkie nagranie dokonane nad jeziorem Gościąż położonym na terenie Gostynińsko-Włocławskiego Parku Krajobrazowego.
Jezioro jest unikalne w skali Europy ze względu na nienaruszone osady denne gromadzone na przestrzeni 13 000 lat. Objęte jest ścisłą ochroną.

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Jezioro Gościąż/Gościąż Lake

An artistic and research project based on the practice of field recordings in old cemeteries.
The Funereal project is set in the broad context of death studies and considerations on memorial sites and deathscapes. It focuses on the soundscapes related to the heterotopic space of old, forgotten cemeteries. In its considerations, it combines seemingly distant threads, regarding memory, sound ecology and the parascientific EVP - Electronic Voice Phenomena.

Coordinates: 50°42'49.6"N 19°22'37.9"E
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Choleric cemetery, Pabianice, 22.09.2024, 18.00

[PL, EN below]
Solna Jama to niewielka jaskinia w masywie Czerńca, w Górach Bystrzyckich. Według źródeł, ma około 50m. Jest to wystarczająca długość, żeby potrzebować latarki do dojścia na jej koniec, ale nie dość daleko, żeby nie słyszeć śpiewających na zewnątrz ptaków. Wszedłem do jaskini i narobiłem pewnie strasznie dużo hałasu, żeby po chwili rozstawić sprzęt i spróbować przywrócić ciszę. Słychać parę razy moje wiercenie się w pobliżu mikrofonu. Poza tym jest cicho i tylko kapie woda z sufitu i śpiewają ptaki na zewnątrz. Na co dzień żyją tu w ciemności i ciszy endemiczne bezskrzydłe owady Onychiyrus paxi i ślepe skorupiaka Nimphargus puteanus.

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Solna Jama ("Salt Pit") is a small cave in the Czerniec massif, in the Bystrzyckie Mountains. According to sources, it is about 50m long. This is long enough to need a flashlight to reach the end, but not far enough to not hear the birds singing outside. I entered the cave and probably made a lot of noise, so after a while I had to set up my equipment and try to restore silence. You can hear me fidgeting a few times near the microphone. Apart from that, it is quiet, with only water dripping from the ceiling and the birds outside. Endemic wingless insects Onychiyrus paxi and blind crustaceans Nimphargus puteanus live here in darkness and silence on a daily basis.

26/05/2024, 19:07 - 19:19
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jaskinia Solna Jama / Salt Pit cave

Tired of being bombarded with visual images all the time, I turn myself to the sense of hearing. I invite you to listen to the world with me.
https://tomaszpizio.bandcamp.com

jaskinia Solna Jama / Salt Pit cave

Tomasz Pizio

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