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On Sun, 3 Jun 2007, Ted Killian wrote: > Hi there, > Very nice recording there. > I felt I was there. > I just wasted a bit of money buying some CD's of some environmental >sounds > like that. > Yeah, yeah, I know I could've recorded my own but it hasn't rained here > lately. > Thanks for sharing. Thank you, I'm happy to share the experience. It was a great rain, I just felt like hitting "Record". > Got any more? > Best, > Ted Killian Sure, here's some collected recordings I've made with the Snowball of ambient weather in three cases, and of a running refrigerator compressor motor (by request of someone either on this list or the ct-collective list, I can't remember at the moment). B.L.U.E. Snowball, high-gain firmware, Mac Powerbook, using Ambrosia Software's WireTap Pro, 44.1, mono, 16-bit. http://www.subscapeanne.com/other/snowfall_at_imbolc.mp3 (turn up loud, it's subtle - it's snow falling. The mic is sensitive, but not *that* sensitive*.) http://www.subscapeanne.com/other/bog_night_wind_1.mp3 http://www.subscapeanne.com/other/ambient_postrain.mp3 http://www.subscapeanne.com/other/fridgemp3.mp3 http://www.subscapeannex.com/other/newyearsdawn.mp3 (10min, mp3) http://www.subscapeannex.com/other/newyearsdawn.aiff (same as above in original AIFF) http://www.subscapeannex.com/other/newyearsdawn2.mp3 (22min, mp3) Made the first new year's piece while it was still too dark to read outside, second one about five minutes after the end of the first. There's a hawk hanging around, some dripping from the rain last night, etc. Finally, I left the mic recording when I didn't realize it once, and recorded several minutes of myself sitting in a creaky chair and reading a book. Luckily for my embarrassment factor, I do not seem to talk to myself much. best, Steve B Subscape Annex http://www.subscapeannex.com/