Alaskan Tide, Rocks and Rain

Bugs Sitting on Mics

A lot of spatial mixing, playing around trying to work with the flys and other animals touching the mic while this was set up in the woods.

CAT CARROT GARLIC

A nice long tone manipulation from sound recorded in 2020 on 59th Street off 9th ave in NYC

THE MOST SOOTHING SOUNDS ON THE MARKET!

Envelope.  Spatial.  Delay.

THIS ONE'S A TRIP. . . BIG MACHINE SOUNDS. . . LOTS OF WATER

MIGHT NOT BE BEST THING FOR SLEEPING I find this relaxing, meditative as well as jarring at times.  It was fun to edit, and I'm enjoying listening to this.  It's a trip, and leaves me feeling clearer and more relaxed.  Or maybe it's just me.  Enjoy. The story here is taking us on a ride on a ferry in NYC, from Manhattan to Brooklyn, and then to a park on the east river on the Williamsburg side, all against the backdrop of a recording of the ocean pulling through rocks on a small island in Alaska.

Alaskan Tide, Rocks and Rain

A little quick one here. This was made with the Sony PCM-D50 near Seward, Alaska on a small island looking out at the ocean. The tide was pulling through a mess of stones that made this nice hollow clanging sound that ends up being soothing to the ears. Good for a quick meditation on the train or just a mid-day calm down.