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Started July 6th, 2006 · 4 replies · Latest reply by LG 19 years, 8 months ago

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Belgik

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19 years, 8 months ago
#1

Em dic Pau, molt encantat.
This approx how far my knowledge of Catalá goes, but I wish these few words it to be an hommage to the project sponsor over there on the Llobregat river. Wonderful city.
As I wrote, my name is Paul, and I'm new (er...here).
I have NO recording equipment to play around with, so my "participation" in this site is to absorb information... I came accross the site by chance, basically examining the options as to how to make recordings of short wave radio.
One thing led to another and, being a virgo, my curiosity let me to the art of recording sounds, an idea not completely new to me: I remember, 20 years ago, fabulating recording the incredible noise of a miscoupled train (brake?) pneumatic tube, and somehow molding it into rhytmic er... music. Never did it (goes to show what dope can do to you). Now, I see there are people actually dong that kind of thing...
OK, back to lurking, but congratulations on this very interesting project.

LG

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19 years, 8 months ago
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Welcome! ... and get some recording equipment and start recording for Freesound! :wink:

Life is probably good
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Belgik

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19 years, 8 months ago
#3

Thanks LG, and for your suggestion. Let's see, mmmm, Sony MZ-RH1 looks nice, then those Belgian aevox binaural microphones.
Gosh, I won't be able to pay for this before, say, christmastime...
That means I won't be able to record that wonderful "silbato" (whistle) of the Madrid subway... in september, when I go there.

So, in the meanwhile I'm literally roaming the web... Here's a wonderful (agreed, looks very old-fashioned) website for those who understand french

http://claude.gendre.9online.fr/index.htm

...about the history of recording machinery and sound-recording....

LG

1,392 sounds

290 posts

19 years, 8 months ago
#4

Let's see, mmmm, Sony MZ-RH1 looks nice, then those Belgian aevox binaural microphones.
Gosh, I won't be able to pay for this before, say, christmastime...

Or... you do like me and spend a few euro's on a cheap digital dictaphone and use some software programmes to improve your recording. At Freesound we believe that a sound is better than no sound, even if the sound is not of the highest quality.

Not pushing you, though! grin

Life is probably good
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