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- Founded: Aug 8, 2000
- Language: English
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This moderated group is interested in techniques, issues and general discussion of recording natural sounds. Topics include, but aren't limited to recording techniques and equipment, recording venues and discussions of various animal vocalizations and communication. Other natural sounds, such as water, weather and wind-generated sounds are valid topics.
Issues related to computerized editing of sounds, copyrights, Internet applications and commercial uses of files are encouraged.
It is sometimes necessary to limit discussions that, although they may be pertinent or desirable to some, can become contentious. In the interest of the list's survival as a forum for discussion of recording natural sound, It is recognized that the "playback" thread (playing recorded sounds back to animals) has the potential for creating an atmosphere on the list that is not conducive to civil discussion. therefore the discussion on playback is not allowed in this group.
Sound files may not be attached to postings, nor will any other attachements be allowed. Members are encouraged to discuss unknown or unidentified sounds they have recorded and to post sound files and to post sounds to the group so that other members can hear them. The moderator has supplied a web site, which can be found on the "Links" page, to which members may post sounds larger than 200K for the benefit of the group.
A list of Frequently Asked Questions can be found here:
http://tinyurl.com/3yd3zjj
you may upload files to this area to share with the group
http://soundcloud.com/groups/nature-recordists-group/tracks
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Re: Mixing using Headphones
Hi Jez, Joachim Ernst Berent wrote about listening environments in his book The Third Ear. He uses that as a basis for explaining that we carry out much of
Posted - Sat May 26, 2012 2:38 am
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Mark
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Re: Mixing using Headphones
Scott, There's a BBC Monograph on the design of a stereo control room. I've got it saved somewhere but I can't find it. It discussed the Haas Effect and its
Posted - Fri May 25, 2012 10:00 pm
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Avocet
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Re: Mixing using Headphones
perhaps its the difference between a Dire Straits album & a Joy Division one :) &, i'll say again, recordings of natural sound simply have never been produced
Posted - Fri May 25, 2012 6:10 pm
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Jez
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Re: Mixing using Headphones
as per my reply to Dan, there's no such thing as a neutral space - every bit of equipment has its own 'sound'. on a wider point, when it comes to field
Posted - Fri May 25, 2012 6:04 pm
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Jez
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Re: Mixing using Headphones
this could get tricky ! I'd have to disagree with the 75 years comment. For one thing, lets not forget that recording began much earlier than this & that the
Posted - Fri May 25, 2012 5:46 pm
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Jez
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