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Here are a few minutes of a light thunderstorm, recorded in Hanover on the 13th of May 2006. The recording was done with the Soundman OKM
II and a Sharp minidisk recorder MD-DR 470H. There is some rain to be heard and as the thunder
comes from different directions, it is an interesting clip to listen to.
Type
Wave (.wav)
Duration
6:14.442
File size
102.8 MB
Sample rate
48000.0 Hz
Bit depth
24 bit
Channels
Stereo
13 years, 9 months ago
For sheer length and directionality, it's a great recording
14 years ago
Recommended
14 years ago
Great recording, individuation of raindrops is very kool, some recordings just end up sounding like white noise, or 50 thousand people clapping, this is brilliant quality. I know it compromises the whole thing, but the little noise at the end where something falls into what sounds like a wooden box is fantastic, for about five listens I kept opening my eyes and looking around to see what had made the noise, lol, until I figured it out, everytime I hear it fools my ears even though I know its part of the recording, just amazing.
14 years, 5 months ago
Very professional. Everything if perfect, location, mic/recorder placement, dimensions of audibility and ambiance.
Also, You're lucky that you were able to pack all of the subtle variations into six minutes.
I really loved the way the rain came down heavier towards the end. A few minor artifacts prevented me from giving a rating of 10.
I gave this an 8. (I also downloaded. I'm very pleased.) Thanks for uploading!!!
15 years, 10 months ago
Very, very lovely sounds. I especially like the sounds with birds added in.
Peace