Hello listeners,
I've been recording Cetacean sounds when the opportunity arises.
In Hawaiian waters are Humpback, False Killer, Pilot, Melon-head, and
Sperm whales, and Spinner, Bottlenose, Rough-toothed, Spotted, and
Striped Dolphins, and more. I get some beautiful sounds and want to
get more, but so far snapping shrimp dominate my recordings. I use
Cool Edit Pro's "click and pop removal" feature seems overpowered
(detecting upwards of several hundred clicks per second!) and not
able to clean them up adequately. I read that snappers are in depths
up to 30 m.(Can anyone confirm that info?), so I'm heading for deep
water, but would like to salvage what I've got.
Another question: Most of my in-the-air recordings are stereo. Is
hydrophone stereo feasible, using mic's at either end of a 60' boat?
Thanks much,
Aloha,
David
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David Kuhn
Terran Tours
Koke'e, Kaua'i, Hawaii
808 335 3313
Mail to PO Box 1018,
Waimea 96796
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