Fortunately, we don't hear all this. What kind of headaches would we have if we listened to it 24 hours a day? We would probably go mad. We wouldn't even know what silence is. Let us keep it that way for the time being. We do not really need to hear everything, do we?
Recorder: ZOOM H5 + COIL PICK-UP'S FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC RECORDING (product by jez riley french)
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Wave (.wav)
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5.2 MB
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44100.0 Hz
Bit depth
16 bit
Channels
Mono
Comments
2 years, 4 months ago
alexdarek High-voltage power lines - harmful, harmless? There are old arguments about this, but it cannot be said that it is harmless. I bought this electrosmog microphone in England and I am very happy with it. I have also recorded ATM. You cannot believe the sounds it produces. You can do a little research with me. Electrosmog is interesting to me. Or the Click-on contact microphone. It's three euros, but it works like a much more expensive one. I like to experiment a bit.
2 years, 4 months ago
I once filmed near a high-voltage power line. Everything was OK until I checked the movies at home. The sound was useless, constant buzzing and crackling. For a moment I thought there was something wrong with the camera but then I remembered about this power line and there were a lot of houses around and people are exposed to it all the time and without even hearing it, it can be harmful.
