| Subject: | Re: Man made noise and nature recording |
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| From: | "John Hartog" hartogj |
| Date: | Tue May 29, 2007 4:19 pm ((PDT)) |
I think anthropogenic noise is an appropriate topic of discussion on this group, and I am interested in hearing viewpoints and recordings where they relate to wild animal communication, wild-animal community health, natural soundscapes, natural quiet, and even getting a little off topic =96 human community health. When I find time, I will try to put together something related to share, though it might take me a while. Walt you say: > After all people are just another species of animal, so are a subject > for "nature recording". I say: That is really messed up, I hope you are not serious. Honestly, what I enjoy recording, editing, and listening to the most are the natural soundscapes without people or manmade noise. So lets keep them coming. John Hartog |
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