| Subject: | Winter recording thoughts |
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| From: | "Danny Meltzer" dannymeltzer |
| Date: | Tue Dec 26, 2006 9:52 pm ((PST)) |
It seems clear that, for those of us located in temperate zones, there is more animal activity in the warmer months. What sounds do you like to try to record in wintertime given this relative absence of birds, etc? What are some things you can ONLY record in winter? Just a little brainstorm that I thought might be fun in this 'off season' Oh and happy holidays to everyone! Danny |
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