hydrophones
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Communiqué 5: Attuning
Greetings all. I’m currently a quarter of the way through a much needed vacation. This break will be/is the longest absence I’ve had from an office environment (i.e. my day job) in over a decade. Because I’m largely based at home for the first chunk of this break (staycation is a term I’ve recently familiarised…
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Fleurieu Sound Map: Hydrophones update!
This episode of the FSM video blog documents the inclusion of some hydrophone recordings made across the Fleurieu region. As well as covering some background with DIY and JrF models, there’s some excerpts of the recordings; which you can listen to in their entirety over at the sound map.
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The Path Described reviewed by Field Recording.de
http://fieldrecording.de/2017/02/12/field-recording-review-tristan-louth-robins-the-path-described/ The Path Described” creates moments of reminiscing, which are sometimes very cautious and then again astonishingly impressive. A lovely suprise today to be informed that my 2013 release, The Path Described has recently been reviewed by the German online magazine, FieldRecording.de. If you check it out, you’ll need to run it through google translate…
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Reclamation redux
Back in June 2013, I participated in Adhocracy 2013 with a project called Reclamation. Over a three-day period, waterways surrounding Port Adelaide were sonically surveyed with standard, contact and underwater microphones, with the intention of capturing the industrial and natural sonic environments of the area. The concept behind the field work was to examine these contrasting sonic environments…