Subject: | Re: Need : ultra-miniature microphones |
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From: | "Thomas Ashcraft" heliotown27 |
Date: | Wed May 6, 2009 11:24 am ((PDT)) |
Mid-thread note: Please know I didn't mean to tweak anyone when I wrote: "Nature recordists work in too narrow of a slice of the sonic spectrum." I was just venting frustration at my own sensory limitations. The microbe-movie soundtrack question I am facing is: do I record actual nature somehow? Or do I *imagine* what the microbe realms might sound like and thus create the soundtrack artificially? Here is a brief example of a medical illustration soundtrack of a t4 Bacteriophage targeting e. coli bacteria: http://www.hybridmedicalanimation.com/anim_bacteriophage.html The sound is kind of cool but is it "accurate"? ( If even that matters?) Yet, what is the "sound"/waveform jostle of the nature matrix at nano-scale= ? Maybe this is the realm of esthetics and who even cares if they insert a red hawk call when a bald eagle is on screen and flying overhead in the movies? Thomas / New Mexico |
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