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Petticoat Lane traders.wav

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June 17th, 2009

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Soundscapes > Urban

Stallholders' cries recorded at Petticoat Lane market, London, on a Sunday morning. Most cries are for cheap clothing, some for other goods including batteries, souvenirs and bead-filled cushions. Edited down from a longer continuous recording, with the individual extracts cross-faded. Recorded April 2008. Sonic Studios DSM-6S/EH mics and PA-3SX pre-amp, Olympus LS-10 digital recorder. Part of the London Sound Survey collection at www.soundsurvey.org.uk.

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ambience
cries
east-end
london
market
petticoat-lane
stalls
street
voices

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Wave (.wav)

Duration

2:21.703

File size

23.8 MB

Sample rate

44100.0 Hz

Bit depth

16 bit

Channels

Stereo

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