Japan’s 100 Soundscapes at 30: Always Be Recording
Working in tech is not always fun, so I found myself with some unusually free time. Thanks to some deals out of LAX, I decided that in a few days I’ll be…
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Working in tech is not always fun, so I found myself with some unusually free time. Thanks to some deals out of LAX, I decided that in a few days I’ll be…
I have always had a love/hate relationship with handheld recorders (well until I bought the D100…) The capsules tend to be noisy, and the compromises made to keep them small tends to…
How authentic soundscapes can distinguish real places from an expanding flood of synthetic and mass-produced content. My first great love with field recording came during one of many crunches at work, when…
My first drop rig in Romania failed because I forgot to use the hold switch. I would love to say the problem was more complicated, that there was some great systematic technical…
A Small Mod for a Slightly Weird (and Very Good) Recorder The Zoom M4 is a strange recorder. And I mean that in a good way. It sits in this interesting space…
The vocabulary around environmental audio can be surprisingly broad. I’ve briefly discussed the take/recording dilemma before, and today I’d like to touch on field recording, ambience, and soundscape. These terms are often…