Sound recordings

Hi all,

I'm looking at doing a few sound recordings, getting some outdoor samples of anything and everything.

Just wondered what sort of sounds you all like - as a bonus for sharing I'll even send some samples on to you once I've got the recordings.

Steve

 

Rustling trees,very relaxing Sit in my conservatory listening to trees in garden often .Calming to ears .

 

Drone sort of noise masks my tinnitus, if possible of course

 

Crickets, but not cicadas which, for me, can be too overpowering, with a brook or rain shower combination. Not to be ugly, but I thought mine was in the works already. I chose a cricket from a list you sent.

I can still remember the day when I was finally able to again read. It felt like my life had been given back to me.
David

 

Sounds of brook, birds and rustling trees. Peaceful and free. Thank you!

 

I have a terrible memory sometimes, well most times, if it isn't written down it disappears off into the ether. Hence I take no offence at all in being given a nudge, or even a kick, as I generally need it. I will try and get to your sounds this week - I'm making a list (the procrastinators greatest tool).

Steve

 

Thanks Steve. I hope I didn't sound mad. I'm not, and wasn't. God knows, I forget all the time. Of all the girlfriends I've had over the years, not one gave me a break on that score.

 

Wind chimes and a ticking clock.
Thank you Miss Lavender.

 

Rain. A gentle spring rain sounds nice.

 

Is this the recording we were to get for donating to the Tinnitus Network? or was that done and I missed it?

I like crickets and birds. For relaxation, I like rivers and gentle rain storms.

 

I love anything with bells or chimes, this song is my guilty pleasure because of the ringing and all the reverb.

Harpers Bizarre - Witchi Tai To

 

I got a few recordings recently, mainly water, going to get out and try and get the others soon.

The attached is from a recording in the Dales, beautifully complex water sound recorded on top of a stone in the middle of a stream. You can download it and loop the file seamlessly.

I can listen to this and totally tune out my tinnitus by concentrating on the complex, chaotic patterns of the water.