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Re: Learning from the Master Natural Sound Recordists

Subject: Re: Learning from the Master Natural Sound Recordists
From: "Suzanne Williams" scw1217
Date: Sun Jul 15, 2007 5:20 am ((PDT))
Glad you finished it.  Great website all around.  I just loved your 
insight into the people and the recording as well as the sounds 
themselves.  Great reading.  

BTW, I am using IE7 and Windows Media Player and have had no problems 
with your site, now or before.

----------------------
Suzanne
http://web.tampabay.rr.com/swilli41/www
Florida, USA



--- In  "George Paul" <> 
wrote:
>
> I have finished this site by adding the rest of the trip and the 
following recordings:
> 
> 1.  Lang Elliott recording of Saw-whet owl
> 
> 2.  nothern woodland
> 
> 3.  northern forest rivulet
> 
> 4.  George Paul Nighthawk
> 
> 5.  Ted Mack 2006 Nighthawk
> 
> 
> http://web.mac.com/geopaul/iWeb/The%20Visit/1.html
> 
> Thus, we have the following:
> 1.  Racoon encounter
> 2.  Cerulean warbler soundscape -- woodpecker rap decay-- Yellow 
breated chat
> 3.  Copes Grey treefrog
> 4.  Tuesday morning battle of the recording techniques, including:
>           mono wood thrush
>           stereo wood thrush
>           mono warbler
>           stereo warbler
>           mono Eastern wood pewee
>           stereo Eastern wood pewee
> 5.    The whisper
> 6.    Lang Elliott Saw-whet owl recording
> 7.    Northern woodland soundscape
> 8.    Northern forest rivulet soundscape
> 9.    George Paul nighthawk
> 10.  Ted Mack SASS nighthawk, frog chorus
> 
> for a total of 15 recordings.  Thanks for helping out on the 
trouble shooting.  I trust all the 
> challenges of listening to my site will help others in their 
constructions of web sites to 
> share recordings with others. This has convinced me to get a higher 
powered web 
> authoring application, so I can do exactly what I want to do 
without at least being limited 
> by the application.
> 
> 
> I will be hosting Carl Gerhardt from U of Missouri today, and we 
may be recording.
> 
> Then, next month, to the tropics.  Thanks for the DAT advice as 
well.
> 
> George Paul
>






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