Jerry,
Yes, there's a lot going on at that spot. It's one of my favorites.
I recorded that with an M/S pair (Neumann KM-140 and KM-120) into an
SD-744.
Ed
On Aug 6, 2005, at 9:26 PM, Jerry Berrier wrote:
> Ed,
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> Wow, that place is sure alive with busy singers and callers.
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> I'm curious.=A0 What equipment did you use?=A0 I currently use a Sony
> minidisk
> recorder, and Sennheiser mics, but nothing for high quality stereo
> recordings.
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> Jerry Berrier
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> Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2005 7:58 PM
> To: Nature Recordists
> Subject: [Nature Recordists] I'm new to the group
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> Hello,
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> I am Ed Anson, and I recently joined the group. I've been lurking
> awhile, just to get a feeling for how things go here.
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> I have been working with video and audio for a few years now, strictly
> as a hobby. Recently, I have become more interested in just recording
> the sounds around me -- especially the natural sounds.
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> I live in Andover, MA, which is about 20 miles north of Boston. For a
> suburban small town, we have a fair amount of preserved land. Between
> the state forest, the Conservation Commission and the AVIS
> organization, we have more than 5000 acres of conservation land in
> town. Unfortunately, the town is also home to two interstate highways
> and four state highways, so traffic noise is always a problem.
> Consequently, I do my most serious nature recordings at sunrise,
> before
> the traffic starts getting loud. Although it's a beautiful time of
> day,
> I'm not really a morning person, so I don't do it as often as I
> otherwise might. But I'm starting to consider the possibilities of
> midnight recording.
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> I came here mostly to listen and learn. But I might insert a thought
> now and then when I think I have something to add.
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> My ISP gives me a small quota for online data, so I have posted about
> five minutes from a recording I made last May, near a pond in the
> middle of town. The pond is part of a 314 acre preserved area that is
> home to about 38 species of birds as well as many other living things.
> I arrived at twilight, to record the morning chorus.
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> http://home.comcast.net/~edanson/PondAmbience320.mp3
> http://home.comcast.net/~edanson/PondAmbience56.mp3
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> These two links are the same recording, at 320k and 56k bits per
> second, respectively.
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> A listening room is not nature."
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