we put mics down almost inside glaciers from a smallish boat and listened. This and the sounds following are field recordings from Glacier Bay, Alaska
When you hear the loud crashing, that's when the glacier is dropping tons of ice off itself and into the bay It's called calving
Type
Wave (.wav)
Duration
1:52.519
File size
2.1 MB
Sample rate
10000.0 Hz
Bit depth
16 bit
Channels
Mono
Comments
6 years, 9 months ago
CC Can you please check your messages I sent you a request, super appreciative or your response, thanks Cath 8767yy
8 years ago
thank you for the great sound
9 years ago
<3 awesome field recordings I do hope you continue, I came looking for specifics and these have inspired me with new work ideas
10 years, 4 months ago
Thanks, I used this sound in a theatre show with 19th century slides about the Arctic expeditions of that period. It worked great!
10 years, 4 months ago
Dear sklawlor,
the last 37 seconds of which file?
I do think I've explained and over explained what the sounds are. A loud obnoxious sound for quite a while is the glacier breaking off pieces of itself. There are rubbing sounds which are two pieces of glacier rubbing up against each other. All those bubbling and gurgling sounds are deep in the the glacier being picked up by a mic on a cord.
I don't care if you process the sound. Have fun.
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