Barb Beck wrote:
> I certainly hope you are going to tell us how to obtain it - particularly
> those of us out of the US.
> Barb Beck
> Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
I'll post it when I find out. It's probably going to be sold through the
DNR conservation group, but nothing is fixed yet. Now that it's moved
on in the process it's involving the park service, because they are the
ones with the studio for recording the narration, and one of their
employees is the narrator. so it could end up that way too. Whatever
happens I'll let you know once they sort it out.
I have no idea how well it will be liked. It's put together from
scientific survey recordings, one ID bit is even from a automated frog
logger. Being the one who worked on it I know all the filtering errors
and such like. I also know what the source material was like. But so far
others who hear it like it. I'm just happy to get my part done, towards
the end it was getting to be work. I've been working my way through this
process since mid-summer.
Using a long, mixed chorus section is fairly uncommon in state made frog
ID recordings. Most tend toward having the narrated ID's, followed by
ID's without narration to "test", a pretty dry format. John and I
thought a better test is mixed in with everybody else as the chorus
occurs. And some of the other people involved requested a section for
just listening. As a single CD, it's a compromise having both ID and
listening.
Walt
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