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On March 12, 2011, I was (virtually) introduced to a sugar glider through a Twitter follower. The "crabbing" sound it made got me thinking about how it would sound if a mutant sugar glider went on a destructive rampage. Since I didn't have a mutant sugar glider on-hand, I did the next best thing, and this happened.
Meet Killer Sidney, the godzilla of formerly small creatures... or something like that.
Welcome to Penn Station, NYC. It's about 6:50 AM on March 3, 2019, and I'm waiting for a train to North Carolina. I recorded a few minutes of the station ambiance with my iPhone 8 and Shure MV88.
Playing Piano in Battersea Power Station - 15 Jun 2023
On Thursday 15 June 2023, my son Jake and I trekked across London from Northwest to southwest, to visit the Battersea Apple Store which opened to the public ...YouTube
Recorded with a Zoom H4 and it's built-in X/Y microphones.
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It wasn't a particularly nice day, kind of overcast, windy and a bit cold for the time of year.
#AudioMo: Welcome to the Shift R trick.
I play stuff, I shift R it, I hope it’s OK.
This is a track-stack with two Keyscape sounds, the Double Felt Grand, and the Dulcitone.
Shift R in #Logic is basically like the capture option in #Ableton, IE: even when the transport is stopped, it will capture what you recorded and add it to the focused MIDI track. Doesn't work with audio.
#AudioMo: I present a 21-minute medley from my gig last Sunday in The Camden Club in London.
A Grenadian singer called Jonathan first performed one of his own tracks, then segwayed into a variety of other tracks, all whilst the house-band consisting of drums, bass, guitar and keys, kept the music going. Jonathan was also joined by a variety of other singers throughout the recording.
#Bass: Ryan W.
#Guitar: Titus M.
#Drums: Alex D.
#Keys: Andre L
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Here is a selection of some slightly unusual things I have captured over the last few years that don't quite fit the description of normal, everyday activity.
#AudioMo
This was done with a home-made Jecklin disc, an Edirol R1, and a pair of modified Panasonic WM-61 microphones. Lots of editing to comp for broken things.
The image is somewhere between binaural and a spaced omni pair, so headphones are recommended, but it works better on speakers than binaural.
POOR DOGGY!
Starts with wind and rain, then thunder. Very loud clap at 5:46.
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This perspective was captured by Alf.
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Capturing this recording using my #Zoom H1N recorder and a patch-cable, then editing all the nasty clicks and pops out between stations, as this radio has a very nasty habit of clicking as it picks up the next station.
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I shall consider this post to be day 1: onj.me/media/Playing_The_Vale_…