Mossy Rain - Hoh Rainforest, Olympic Peninsula (October 2017)
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- In the temperate rainforest of the Pacific Northwest, moisture is ubiquitous. Fog-soaked mosses release massive drips with such density it imitates rain!
I hope these nature sounds are useful for study, sleep, or meditation. Thanks for listening.
Soundscape Mastering:
1. This 30-min soundscape is made from seven recordings from the same location.
2. These seven clips were crossfaded together.
3. #1 - 0:00 to 4:50, #2 4:50 to 8:38, #3 - 8:38 to 11:46, #4 - 11:46 to 15:34, #5 - 15:34 to 20:46, #6 - 20:46 to 28:10, #7 28:10 to end.
4. These seven recordings are natural soundscapes, meaning no man-made noise pollution has been removed.
Microphones:
1. Sennheiser MKH8040 pair in ORTF
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Fantastic recording, well done. Been using it whilst trying to work where I need to focus and it does the trick!
For somebody that also dabbles in nature sound recording. Do you have any recommended reading for capturing the sound of wind in trees on a budget (currently have a Zoom H4n pro)
When I die, bury me here. I hope to inhabit the fall of dew-driven fog as it drips from mossy limb to fern below. This is my favorite place in the world.
Oh? What happened? Was something wrong with the old upload? o.O
I noticed a few minor issues in the first version. So fixed them and re-uploaded. Thanks for listening :)
Ah, okay. ^^ I'm listening like the whole last 3 days continuously because it's so calming and soothe. Like a hug from nature. I'm always kinda disappointed if I look or go outside and it doesn't rain ^^
I'm glad to hear you love the rain sounds! If you are interested in learning more about the recording process, I did an interview for the Tonebenders Podcast you can find here: thomasrexbeverly.com/blogs/field-recording/tonebenders-121-how-to-record-rain
It took me a while to listen to the Podcast without any distractions but it was amazing! It was nice to gain a little further knowledge about it all by you all talking with such passion about it. So thanks for link! :)