Chris, I have 35 different soundscapes recorded world-wide -- marine
and terrestrial -- completed and ready-to-install in any size public
space. The programs are configured to play in surround and/or 3-D non-
redundantly (same context and content but mixed differently with each
iteration), monitors output levels based on crowd density, IDs the
program's featured critters in real time as they are heard, all
programs are interactive, and require no maintenance. Contact me off-
line for more information.
Bernie Krause
On Mar 8, 2011, at 8:43 AM, chrishails50 wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> This message is addressed to the sound professionals on the group.
>
> A former colleague and friend of mine is leading a project in which
> he hopes to incorporate installations projecting natural soundscapes
> from specific habitats of the world. The project will be long-term
> botanical displays depicting different habitat types (humid and dry
> tropics, temperate habitats, mediterranean vegetation, cloud forests
> etc). The displays will cover the vegetation types from different
> parts of the world (eg cloud forests of both Asia and Latin America,
> mediterranean from both northern and southern hemispheres etc)and so
> will need to incorporate a pretty comprehensive collection of
> soundscapes which could be changed perhaps daily or weekly in some
> kind of rotation (details to be determined as part of the project).
>
> He has asked my advice on who could undertake the identification and
> installation of the appropriate hardware and also provide the
> appropriate sounds and required software. The project is large,
> ambitious, well-funded and based in SE Asia. I have no commercial
> engagement or interest in the project, only providing friendly
> advice and contacts.
>
> If you are interested in being considered for the sound
> installation, or know of someone else who should be approached,
> please contact me off-line (not to the group) providing me with your
> contact details. I will then connect you to the project leader who
> will take it from there. I would imagine that you would then be
> provided with further technical information and be invited to bid
> for the project as that is how they normally work. The successful
> bid would go to someone who has a proven track record of such work
> and the skills to provide both the hardware and software components
> and willingness to visit SE Asia.
>
> Thanks for your interest.
>
> Chris
> www.wildechoes.org
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> "While a picture is worth a thousand words, a
> sound is worth a thousand pictures." R. Murray Schafer via Bernie
> Krause.
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