Subject: | Re: Spring in Ithaca, part 1 |
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From: | "wildlifeanalysis" wildlifeanalysis |
Date: | Fri Jun 1, 2007 3:29 pm ((PDT)) |
Thanks for listening (everyone). Glad you liked the recordings. I was wondering if anyone could hear the high frequency noise, especially in the quiet sections (though I hear similar artifacts in other nature recordings as well). That's what prompted the Recording "Hiss" thread. Since these are really my first field recordings with sensitive equipment, my expectation was that I would not be able to hear any mic noise, but thats another thread. Stupid physics. > I love listening to frogs and toads chirp away. I live in the Buffalo area, so I am near here. The Finger lakes is a beautiful area, and big! My friend Lael described the gray tree frog calls as songs. "You should record the ones that sing, the others just chirp". If I lived in the countryside, I am not sure that I would be so interested in recording and sharing, since I would be able to step outside and hear it all the time (at least in the spring). Cheers David |
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