Hi Cedric--
I engaged some of your soundscapes a few months ago following up up
on some links on the phonography list. The Lavaud-Gelade recording on
your current blog reminds me of another blissful lakeside piece I
fell in love with-- both feature a wafting jet. I played around with
EQ to exploring Lavaud-Gelade. The layering in the calls is
incredibly dense-- though one might notice this at first. Some of the
birds, possibly swallows?, have very rapid clear echoes as if there
is a rock wall nearby. Others are reflected from very great
distances. "HiFi" is right. I'm curious about which mic rig,.. the
MKH-20's spaced? Thanks much for sharing! Your blog is fantastic
too! Rob D.
At 9:13 PM +0200 6/7/06, ingeos|kaon wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have been very little active on this list maybe 5 or 6 years ago but
>read daily posts and many of them were very useful for my choices about
>recording techniques & equipment. Thanks.
>
>I thought you may be interested in one of my actual project about
>soundscapes (So in this case... nature recordings..) : "k146 -
>cartographie sonore autour du Taurion" - http://www.k146.org/.
>"k146" is a sound art, sound cartography project and study of the
>soundscape around the Taurion river.Taurion river takes its source on
>the plateau de Millevaches, in France.
>
>
>A part of this project - mainly in French or in a badly automated
>english translation, sorry - is available on this blog
>(http://www.k146.org) as a podcast and uses the google map 'technology'
>to locate the recording points. Was a good way to keep trace of
>recording sessions.
>
>On a technical point :
>Mics :
>- a spaced omni (2 * MKH20 with Jecklin disk) configuration
>- a SHURE VP88 stereo mic
>- a Sonic Studios binaural system
>Recorders :
>- Sony & Tascam DAT, and for a few days now a SD702 (Great machine)
>
>
>Comments welcome
>
>
>Best,
>Cedric Peyronnet
>
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>http://www.k146.org
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>http://www.kaon.org
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>"Microphones are not ears,
>Loudspeakers are not birds,
>A listening room is not nature."
>Klas Strandberg
>Yahoo! Groups Links
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Rob Danielson
Peck School of the Arts
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
http://www.uwm.edu/~type/audio-art-tech-gallery/
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