| Subject: | SONY PCM-D50 field recordings with inbuilt mics |
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| From: | "Raimund Specht" animalsounds |
| Date: | Thu Jul 23, 2009 1:48 am ((PDT)) |
Hi folks, Yesterday I played a bit with my SONY PCM-D50 and made a few recordings wit= h its inbuilt microphones (set to the 120 degree position) at a pond in the= outskirts of Berlin, Germany. The first recording is a group of Grey Herons flying over. Unfortunately, t= here is some jet noise in the first part: http://www.avisoft.com/sounds/Ardea_cinerea_st.mp3 The second recording of a Noctule bat was made at a sample rate of 96 kHz a= nd then slowed down by a factor of 17 in order to make it audible: http://www.avisoft.com/sounds/Nyctalus_noctula_st.mp3 Regards, Raimund |
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