| Subject: | Re: Binaural Upgrade |
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| From: | "Emanuele" lamacchiacosta |
| Date: | Tue Nov 2, 2010 2:15 am ((PDT)) |
> I beg to interfere but I was reminded of the sound reach map about the > Krakatoa eruption present in "Soundscapes" by Schafer... > > So I would say some do, some don't, vulcanoes are like humans, they don't > all go the same way... > > but this remindes me the tactic used by the military when firing this hug= e > naval guns: the safest place to be, soundwise, was just next to the firin= g > piece. Despite I don't think the safest place to be during the Krakatoa eruption would be standing next to it... :-D Emanuele |
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