Hi Michael,
A recording of metal roof is a stretch for a nature recording. There may be=
natural rhythms and textures involved(and some bird and bat sounds as you =
mention), but overwhelmingly what I hear the most is the sound of a metal r=
oof. The rain is playing the roof. Perhaps this could be passed off as a n=
ature sound if the end product did not sound like a roof - but it does.
John Hartog
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> Thanks Chris. I think it is closer to nature recording than talking abou=
t the latest piece of crap consumer olympus recorder. That said, I don't m=
ind all the gear talk, just making a point.
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> On Aug 9, 2010, at 5:02 PM, chrishails50 wrote:
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> > Maybe I'm just grumpy tonight but I'm not sure that I count rain fallin=
g on a tin roof as "nature recording"..... I know the rain has to come from=
somewhere and is theoretically natural... maybe I've spent too much time i=
n such places wishing it would stop - I know what it sounds like !
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> > Sorry.
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ote:
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> > > Enjoy:
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> > > http://sepulchra.com/blog/?p=3D1206
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> > > M.
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