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Nature Letter A

by: Jesse Hammons

Jesse Hammons

Publication date: 2003-09-04 00:00:00

Usage: Attribution-ShareAlike

Topics: Field Recordings

A compilation of sounds I have recorded. The sounds are:
Pickleweed / Bugs / Wind - Tomales Bay State Park |
Morning Birds - Point Reyes, CA |
Night Music - China Camp State Park |
Frogs - San Rafael, CA |
Ocean Waves over Rock - Fort Bragg, CA |
Waterfall Drip / Ocean Waves - Kings Range Conservation Area (Lost Coast) |
Utility Pole / Wind - Valley Ford, CA

Notes

This piece was created for Fat Chance Belly Dance of San Francisco, CA (http://www.fcbd.com/). It features in their MUSETTE ARABE dance performance September 12-13, 2003 at the Magic Theater.

These sounds are licensed Creative Commons 1.0 Share Alike + Attribution.
Contact me to arrange alternative copyright for this content.

Addeddate: 2003-09-04 22:41:34

External_metadata_update: 2019-04-11T06:38:23Z

Identifier: jhammons2003-09-03_NatureLetterA.mp3f

Numeric_id: 596

Run time: 3:52

Source: Sound Professionals in-ear binaurals, Sharp MT-770 MiniDisc

Taped by: Jesse Hammons

Type: sound

Year: 2003

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Reviewer: Tyler - - April 5, 2006
Subject: Cool nature sounds fuse together

they kinda flow from one sound to the next. pretty cool and only 3:51 to hear all these different nature sounds is pretty sweet. A fun recording sampler of his work. Hopefully each of these is available on the archive.org in longer lengths.

Reviewer: VonRiesling - - November 15, 2005
Subject: Very Cool

I love this stuff. There is a slight low-end rumble on the Night Music segment that is disconcerting. Otherwise good clean clear recordings.

Reviewer: Laurie Sinagra - - April 21, 2004
Subject: Nice Editing and Recording

This is a well recorded piece. All of the sounds are very good and have that distinctive binaural stereo split, which is great in headphones. The MP3 compression doesn't seem to have taken too much away from the quality either. I wish I had the patience / faster connection to sample some of the other recordings made by J Hammons.

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