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This was recorded in Nr. Nebel, a very small danish city in western jutland. It's simply a recording of mainly cars passing, and some pedestrians in the background.
It's a bit of an experiment also. I was tired of the windshields on my two small microphones on my PR1 portable digital recorder. Too much wind have destroyed way too many recordings, so i decided to do something about it. I found an old foam madras, and cut out two new and bigger windscreens. It helped!
Also i tried to have the microphones point in opposite directions with a full 180 degree difference. I got the result i wanted, a very clear difference in consending an descending (i hope i'm making sense) audio, between the two channels. Great when recording things passing by.
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Wave (.wav)
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3:16.881
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66.2 MB
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44100.0 Hz
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32 bit
Channels
Stereo
16 years ago
Hey, thank you Inchadney. "Hitchcockish" is a bit over my league i think, but you're right, it's kinda creepy in it's own way.
As for the windshields, they're not quite finished yet, but i'm getting there :-)
16 years ago
Thats what I call a very "Hitchcockish" recording! Brilliant and congratulation to the DIY windshields! There sure is some wind in Denmark! Tak!