I like to think of natural silence as the canvas upon which other sounds are painted. (Dr. Timothy C Mullet)
The use of a Stereo Microphone in a 33 cm parabolic dish
Reading Time: 3 minutes To achieve a recording of a subject in its soundscape context (which represents the acoustic photograph of the environment we are investigating), we need to use a stereo recording, better if a wide focused parabolic stereo microphone system.By adopting the stereo configuration with the…
Marsh Warbler Song
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Bufotes VIRIDIS
Reading Time: < 1 minute European green toad – Bufotes viridis – Rospo smeraldino Recorded using a Telinga PIP parabolic microphone (Plug In Power, with direct power supplied by the Zoom H1 digital audio recorder). Registrazione effettuata mediante l’utilizzo di un microfono parabolico Telinga PIP (Plug In Power, con…
Nightingale – Nocturnal Song
Reading Time: < 1 minute Nightingale – Nocturnal Song(Listening with headphones is a must!)
Blackcap and Great Tit
Reading Time: < 1 minute Blackcap and Great Tit, Singing at Dawn – Sony PCM D50 ME66 Matched Pair Microphnones There is a noticeable Hiss with the two Sennheiser ME66’s 1.5 Volt battery powered. Unfortunately, at least with my two ME66’s, the Hiss exists, probably due to a problem…
Lessinia Soundscape
Reading Time: < 1 minute This entry has been awarded runner up in the Habitat class of the 2012 WSRS Wildlife Sound Recording Society sound competition.This is a file that I recorded on May 28, 2012 in Italy, in the mountains near Verona, Lessinia, at 1400 meters above sea…
Bombina variegata
Reading Time: < 1 minute Yellow-bellied toad Full moon, midnight, slightly windy weather in Monte Baldo, Valfredda, Verona, Italy, 11 July 2014.At 1300 meters of altitude, in a small pond, I recorded a chorus of Yellow-bellied toad and European tree frog while an uncommon bat, a Tadarida teniotis, flying…
Otus scops – Chorus at dawn
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Mole Cricket
Reading Time: < 1 minute Mole Cricket, song recorded using a Telinga Pro5 Twin Mono Song emitted from the burrow cavity recorded on 22 May 2002 using a parabolic microphone Telinga Twin Mono.It can be confused with the song of the Green toad, Bufotes viridisCanto emesso dalla cavità tana…
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