> I'm curious how you handled the security of your equipment on the day. So=
me places it would disappear as soon as you turned your back. Perhaps it ju=
st wasn't that sort of place?
Muir Woods is public and quite popular, but I have often left my 4-channel =
rigs making dawn recordings on trails there. I hear early-morning joggers c=
lomping by, and now and then people stop to discuss what it might be. I lea=
ve headphones with the rig so they can pick them up and listen, but I don't=
think anyone ever has.
I'm thinking of making small trailside signs (like "wet floor" signs) that =
say something like "Entering soundscape recording area, quiet please. No pr=
ivacy." and have my research permit number on them.
Yesterday we positioned the MS mic down in the creekbed, off-trail where pe=
ople don't go, and manned the table where the recorders were.
Pictures:
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=3Da.10151383802595844.542542.7667058=
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-Dan
"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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