When I originally wrote my field recording and sound sharing books, I didn’t quite think about what would happen after publishing. I just locked myself in a room and wrote until they were finished. I have been humbled by the response and very grateful for the opportunity to exchange ideas with all of you. Lately […]
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Update: Legal Pages Updates
Just a brief post today: we’ve updated our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use language to more clearly illustrate how we comply with the new European GDPR privacy requirements and “right to be forgotten” rules. In the same spirit, we’ve also added a cookies banner at the base of the site. View the new Privacy […]
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Update: Blog Direction and Design
Today’s article is a brief post about the blog itself. Regular articles will return with the next post.
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”Stormscape” Field Recordings Captured From A Nature Reserve
Recently we listened to Mark Ferguson’s field recordings from the Slimbridge wildlife preserve. That project detailed Ferguson’s experience recording sound effects from the 800 hectare wetland. Ferguson has returned with a new project: “Ashland.”
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Update: Joining the Pole Position Production Team
Folks, a quick update. I’m very happy and proud to announce that I have joined the Pole Position Production team!
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Article: Soundfly Features 10 Field Recordists Crossing Aesthetic Boundaries
Earlier today learning website Soundfly published a list of field recordists in their online music magazine, Flypaper. The writer, Patrick McGuire, shared ten people he felt were crossing the “aesthetic boundaries” of field recording: some more conceptually artistic, some purely for sound design, and others for the purposes of documentation I found McGuire’s classification of […]
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