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Geysir.wav

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tim.kahn

October 2nd, 2016

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Soundscapes > Urban
Bláskógabyggð, Southern, Iceland
Field Recordings

A few "explosions" of the great geyser in Iceland. Of course this is a massive tourist location and my schedule meant that I had to be there while lots of people are around. So there are lots of people talking while waiting for the geyser to blow, but they also react in great ways once it happens.
Recorder: Zaxcom Maxx
Microphones: MKH8020
Recordist: Tim Kahn

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crowd
field-recording
geothermal
geyser
geysir
iceland
people
splash
talking
voices
water
woosh

Type

Wave (.wav)

Duration

11:39.947

File size

192.2 MB

Sample rate

48 kHz

Bit depth

24 bit

Channels

Stereo

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JonBear

8 years, 1 month ago

Fantastic! Love it

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