Animals (including birds and insects) » Birds high up in woods above Fingle Bridge, with River Teign far below

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作者:Philip Goddard
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描述:On 5th March 2013 I took out with me a load of wind chimes, to my regular field recording location for wind chimes the Teign Gorge, Drewsteignton, Devon, UK. This time, however, although a moderate to fresh southeast wind was expected, for the first hour I was greeted by virtually complete calm and, well, birds singing So I didn't rush on to the sort of places where I might hang wind chimes (looking silly, trying to record them with no wind), and, on the Hunter's Path just past my closest point to Fingle Bridge (and high up above it), I set up on the very steep slope there to take a recording of the birds, with the rushing sound of the River Teign tumbling over rocks far down below. This recording, then, is the outcome. The birds were mostly not very close, and hence the recording being quiet. It is just peaceful and refreshing. http://www.broadhorizonnature.co.uk/hunterspathwoodsabovefinglebridge.jpgThe Hunter's Path, high up on the steep sided Teign 'Gorge'. Fingle Bridge is way down at the bottom, more or less straight ahead in this photo. The recorder was on the slope below the track, but just behind me in this view.http://www.broadhorizonnature.co.uk/recordingbyhunterspathwoodsabovefinglebridge.jpgThe recorder very small and inconspicuous in this grand setting, its Rode Dead Kitten windshield showing up as it is a very light grey. Recording made with a Sony PCMM10 on a Velbon Mini Tripod, using the builtin microphones covered with a Rode Dead Kitten windshield. I have used a graphic EQ profile in Audacity to compensate for the slight muffling of the sound caused by the windshield. Please note that the volume level of this recording has been carefully adjusted for listening purposes, and ALL my recordings so far are meant to be listened to with a volume setting that would give a realistic level for playback of CLASSICAL music (a large but not exceptional symphony orchestra). If you have the right volume setting, you should not need to change that setting from one recording of mine to another.(Later note: This recording with better sound than here is on one of my commercial CDs, and can be found in my eStore.) Please remember to give this recording a rating http://www.broadhorizonnature.co.uk/meicon_wink.gif
标签: Teignvalley FingleBridge birds march RiverTeign UK birdsong Devon birdsong naturalsoundscape spring nature fieldrecording England TeignGorge chimes woods
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声音时长16:39
文件大小75 MB
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描述:这是我于2013年3月5日下午在英国德文郡德鲁斯泰因顿的提恩河旁录制的两首风铃,就在它进入提恩河峡谷的上游很近的地方,
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描述:这是我在这个地方连续录制两个 "主要 "风铃时,用第二个录音机录制的第二张,也是较短的一张。 2013年3月5日,我带着一大一小两套廉价的竹制风铃和三套优质的金属风铃,来到我经常实地录制风铃的地点英国德文郡德鲁斯泰因顿的泰恩峡谷。这一次,在我从德鲁斯泰格顿走过来的第一个小时里,迎接我的是意想不到的完全没有风。对于记录鸟类来说,这很好,但对于风铃来说就不一样了。然后,我宁愿自己只记录鸟类,而我的风铃只是一个令人厌烦的死物,在猎人之路漫长的大部分开放和相对平坦的路段上,在陡峭的山谷北侧的高处,我注意到一棵特殊的位置很好的矮橡树,似乎在向我招手,向我指出它有一个很好的合适的树枝排列,这将使我在不同组的风铃之间获得适当的平衡。所有这些都很好,但当然只是为了记下下次使用,因为现在我想在没有风的情况下录制风铃,看起来很傻!我想这是一个很好的机会。 好吧,除了那一刻开始有了风的气息,刚好足以让树枝动起来。就这样,我在这里布置了一下,风逐渐大了起来,毕竟风铃给我带来了可爱的表演。 正如已经指出的,这是第二次,也是这次特别录音中两次 "远距离 "录音中较短的一次,为此,我再次使用Joby GorillaPod将录音机放置在猎人小道上与风铃相同(下坡)的树枝上,距离稍远,所以可能离 "主要 "风铃录音机位置约50米。我搬到这个位置,特别是因为在靠近风铃的地方,鸟儿的声音似乎已经不大,但在这里还是比较有声有色,这里几乎有一片树丛。然而,令我失望的是,当我把这段录音录好后,风来了不少,但鸟声却很少。然而,这并不是故事的全部。这个地方的特殊树木,包括好心接待录音师的那棵树,仍然带着相当多的老枯叶,当阵风吹过时,它们沙沙作响,剧烈地响着。当时我想这可能是一个相当浪费的记录。 在这种情况下,从我后来回到家里的角度来看,这至少是我在那天获得的最美好的录音之一。枯叶的声音给人一种真正美丽的风的印象,可以隐约听到吉普赛风铃的声音,在焦距内出现和消失,这就是我一段时间以来一直想从那些吉普赛风铃中捕捉的神秘的、强烈的忧郁的、甚至是 "幽灵般的 "声音。我现在唯一的遗憾是,我没有让这个录音至少运行整整半个小时。 录音中使用的风铃是竹制风铃,有大有小(不精确地调成全音阶的样子),还有Music of the Spheres吉普赛风铃,有中音和高音两种尺寸(调成听起来很麻烦、很忧郁的东欧吉普赛风铃)。然而,实际上只有吉普赛风铃能在这么远的地方听到,至少在任何重要的程度上。 这是10多分钟录音中的5分钟节选。 (后记:这段录音声音比这里好在我的一张商业CD上,可以在我的电子商店。) http://www。broadhorizonnature.co.uk/recordingchimesbymidhunterspath.jpg">http://www.broadhorizonnature.co.uk/recordingchimesbymidhunterspath.jpg这张照片显示了正在进行的 "主要 "录音中的第二次。请注意吉普赛风铃的位置明显比竹制风铃更靠后,而为了获得良好的平衡,录音机也离它们相当远。这批乐器实际上被隐藏在这里描述的远处录音的位置上。 用索尼PCMM10在Joby GorillaPod上进行的录音,使用内置的麦克风,用Rode Dead Kitten防风罩覆盖。我使用Audacity应用了一个自定义的EQ配置文件,以纠正挡风玻璃造成的高频消音,同时也纠正了低频中可听到的 "驼峰",这是我在处理所有录音前得到的。 请记得给这个录音打分! http://www.broadhorizonnature.co.uk/meicon_wink.gif
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描述:2013年2月6日,我带着一套Woodstock Gregorian Tenor Chimes和两套Music of the Spheres Gypsy wind chimes来到英国德文郡德鲁斯泰格顿的Teign Gorge。我的目标是在芬格桥上面的树林顶上再录一整天事实上我确实在那里坚持了一上午但后来我不得不收拾东西逃走了,因为空气温度只有4度左右,还有一些风寒因素,我的手和脚因为太过寒冷而给我造成了压力
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描述:2013年2月6日,我带着一套Woodstock Gregorian Tenor Chimes和两套Music of the Spheres Gypsy wind chimes来到英国德文郡德鲁斯泰格顿的Teign Gorge。我的目标是在芬格桥上面的树林顶上再录制一整天事实上我确实在那里坚持了整整一个上午但后来我不得不收拾东西逃走,因为气温只有4度左右,还有一些风寒因素,我的手和脚因为太过寒冷而给我造成了压力
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描述:2013年2月6日,我带着一套Woodstock Gregorian Tenor Chimes和两套Music of the Spheres Gypsy wind chimes来到了英国德文郡德鲁斯泰格顿的Teign Gorge。我的目标是在芬格桥上面的树林顶上再录一整天事实上我确实在那里坚持了一上午但后来我不得不收拾东西逃走了,因为空气温度只有4度左右,还有一些风寒因素,我的手和脚因为太过寒冷而给我造成了压力
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描述:鸟儿在三月的晚上唱歌
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描述:2013年3月5日,我带着一大一小两套廉价的竹风铃和三套优质的金属风铃,来到我经常实地记录风铃的地点英国德文郡德鲁斯泰因顿的泰恩峡谷。这一次,在我从德鲁斯泰格顿走过来的第一个小时里,迎接我的是意想不到的完全没有风。对于记录鸟类来说,这很好,但对于风铃来说就不一样了。然后,我宁愿自己只记录鸟类,而我的风铃只是一个令人厌烦的死物,在猎人之路漫长的大部分开放和相对平坦的路段上,在陡峭的山谷北侧的高处,我注意到一棵特殊的位置很好的矮橡树,似乎在向我招手,向我指出,它有一个很好的合适的分支安排,这将使我在不同组的风铃之间获得适当的平衡。当然,这一切都很好,而且是为了下次使用,但是,当然,没有风!"。 好吧,除了那一刻开始有了风,足以让树枝动起来。就这样,我在这里布置了一下,风渐渐大了起来,毕竟风铃给我带来了精美的、特别漂亮的表演。 然而,在这一过程中,不止有一只苍蝇,因为一连串的高空飞机飞过,所以我不得不在这段录音中剪掉不少片段,在编辑后的录音中仍有一些短暂的、非常遥远的飞机声而且,在这一侧山顶的田地里一定有一台拖拉机在工作,因为我可以听到一种安静的、唠唠叨叨的非常低频率的马达声。这主要影响了之前的录音,但也出现在这段录音中,主要是在开头的几分钟。一旦我把受影响最严重的部分剪掉,我就选择画一条线,只接受所有仍然 "在 "的声音,作为特定的乡间声景的一部分。 使用的风铃是竹制风铃,有大有小(不精确地调到全音阶的样子)和Music of the Spheres Gypsy Chimes,有中音和高音两种尺寸(调到听起来很麻烦、很忧郁的东欧吉普赛音阶)。 至于这段录音中的鸟儿,我无法说出它们的名字(至今),而且无论如何,在我在这个位置的录音过程中,它们唱得越来越少,所以我很高兴目前转移到更低的位置进行录音,在那里仍有相当数量的鸟儿在唱歌。 这是29分钟以上的录音中的5分钟节选。 (后记:这段录音声音比这里好在我的一张商业CD上,可以在我的电子商店找到。)http://www.broadhorizonnature.co.uk/recordingchimesbymidhunterspath.jpg这张照片显示了这个录音的发生。注意吉普赛风铃的位置明显比竹制风铃更靠后,而为了获得良好的平衡,录音机也相当靠后。 用索尼PCMM10在Velbon迷你三脚架上进行录音,用Rode Dead Kitten防风罩覆盖内置麦克风。我使用Audacity应用了一个自定义的EQ配置文件,以纠正挡风玻璃造成的高频消音,同时也纠正了低频中可听到的 "驼峰",这是我在处理所有录音前得到的。 请记得给这个录音打分! http://www.broadhorizonnature.co.uk/meicon_wink.gif