| Subject: | Re: Recording nature sounds |
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| From: | whitby333 |
| Date: | Tue May 2, 2017 10:52 am ((PDT)) |
Dear Martin, Absolutely exquisite! I've posted the tube to the layout sound group (mode= l railroaders:) as a wonderful overview and insight into the medium of fiel= d recording... because it is. I couldn't agree more that ALL sound is music. Even though we modelers oft= en wish to capture many of the subjects you might consider 'unnatural' soun= ds, a good recording is a good recording... and faithful documenting is sti= ll the goal:). So thank you so very much for sharing. Best, Jim (It's all rock 'n roll:) |
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