| Subject: | Re: [phonography] wind recordings? |
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| From: | "richard" <> |
| Date: | Mon, 29 Dec 2003 19:28:14 -0600 |
I usually think of wind as the enemy, wrapping the mic in foam and fake fur= to (sort of) block it. Here in Texas, winter cold fronts bring strong, cold winds. When things are= just right, a nice "swoosh" is captured without the awful garble/rumble so= und of a direct hit. In these clips, both effects can be heard: http://richardsfault.filesbox.com/Sounds%20of%20the%20cul-de-sac/Relaxing/2= 003-11-27%20Wind%201.mp3 http://richardsfault.filesbox.com/Sounds%20of%20the%20cul-de-sac/Relaxing/2= 003-11-27%20Wind%202.mp3 http://richardsfault.filesbox.com/Sounds%20of%20the%20cul-de-sac/Relaxing/2= 003-11-27%20Wind%203.mp3 |
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