"Hi John I was inspired by the files you put on Scouncloud-eespecially the trees.
Many years ago I recorded at a State Park where I was working. The park is located on the shore of Biscayne Bay.
There is a "clump" of Bamboo near the…"
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John Moore left a comment for JB Owens"A couple of my recordings are on soundcloud and I have a video on Vimeo. I'm hoping to do more ambient/nature soundscapes in the future."
John Moore replied to Cheryl Tipp's discussion Contact microphones in the group Field Recording"I used a couple of piezo mics to record the internal sound of trees as they moved & rubbed together a few years back... here's a link to a short clip on SoundCloud: The Dalles Trees"
John Moore replied to Cheryl Tipp's discussion Contact microphones part 2 - attaching them! in the group Field Recording"Cheryl,
Here are a couple of links you might be interested in: Using Piezo Contact Mics
- this one uses a magnet to attach the mic to a metal object.
The Joy Of Piezoelectricity
- Different methods of using a piezo mic to record objects.
Mint-Box…"
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John Moore left a comment for JB Owens"I've only made one recording locally... There was a benefit concert at the Lurman Woodland Theatre by Vieux Farka Touré a couple weeks back & I recorded that. I really need to get out and record, but we've had to move recently…"
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- I record ambient audio, music and oral history.
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- At 23:22 on June 2, 2012,
JB Owens said… Hi John
I was inspired by the files you put on Scouncloud-eespecially the trees.Many years ago I recorded at a State Park where I was working. The park is located on the shore of Biscayne Bay.
There is a "clump" of Bamboo near the shoreline so I put my microphone into the clump, on a windy day, and recorded the sounds with a cassette recorder. These were my earlist baby steps in audio recording- but I recorded some intereting sounds.
http://soundcloud.com/fishsongs/inside-the-bamboo-on-a-windy
Happy recording
- At 21:26 on June 1, 2012, JB Owens said…
I hope that you relocation is going (or has gone) well and that you both are settling in.
Please keep me up to date on your recording progress.
F.Y.I. most of my recordings are ambient nature sounds either made in Central Florida (on the Ridge) or in the Everglades, or underwater.
Now that I am retired, I plan on working on some audio projects that I have been thinking about.Good luck and happy recording
JB
- At 22:58 on May 31, 2012, JB Owens said…
Hello again John
Have you found good recording sites in or around Catonsville yet?
I used to hang out along the Patapsco river valley and South River. Have you explored these for interesting sounds?
Good luck.
- At 22:59 on May 30, 2012, JB Owens said…
Hello John
I have just joined and noticed that you are in Catonsville, MD.Many, many years ago I grew up in Catonsville and graduated from Catonsville High.
Just wanted to say.
JB
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