Old apple and pear orchards can be the homes to many animals and unsurprisingly this often includes crows. It seems logical that such an intelligent species would not miss out on the delicious ripe fruits in early autumn, but with the crow being an animal steeped in folklore perhaps there are other darker reasons for them choosing to be amongst the pear trees! For this recording I placed the binaural head in the middle of an old Perry pear tree orchard in deepest Herefordshire (UK), and was especially taken by the intense corvid conversations that i picked up in the early morning after a moderate amount of fresh night rain.

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There are a handful of sounds i look forward to hearing on my regular hill walks throughout the year, one occuring when the hillside Broom has dried over the summer months leaving the many seed pods crisp and dry. These pods make a few sounds with the rattle and swish being the easiest to hear. The second seed 'pop' sound is more subtle as this happens usually on in the heat of a summers day so is more difficult to record (maybe one for a future episode). For this recording, while it was a sunny day, the warm afternoon gales were blowing over the hillside and stirring up the Broom good and proper. I love the contrast of the winds and seed pod rattle happening together. Next time you walk on a part grazed hillside (perhaps even on the Malverns!), look and listen out for the Broom bushes with their distinctive yellow flowers and rattly seed pods.

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In Western Iceland, late May time, the dawn chorus is less an intense build and fall (as it is in the UK) and more of a rich plateaux of continuing bird calls. I was on the edge of a large wild bird nesting area bordering a campground and the sounds of Whimbrel, Redwing, Snipe, Arctic Tern and many others were creating this rich and angular textured soundscape. Headphones on, I gradually drift off to sleep after pressing record at around 8am, leaving the recorder running until the batteries finally run out... I'll never tire of spring chorus time in Arnastapi.

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It was a cold Wednesday in March 2023 and there had been an unusually large dump of snow in recent days meaning i finally had an opportunity to get over to a favourite woodland to assess the sonics and record some weather. Unsurprisingly there were few people about when i was hiking up the valley side to my chosen microphone spot, although the winds were picking up meaning i had to seat the tripod legs solidly into the snow to keep the binaural head from toppling over. I sit it out on an insulated mat for an hour or so, listening carefully as the icy gales ripped up the valley, tearing past me and the microphones without a care...

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#bass #thunder #meditation #nature #soundscape #fieldrecording #nofilter #binaural #dpamicrophones

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It is only on the rare occasion that church bells are chimed with mufflers on. Bells are half-muffled for Remembrance Sunday, but it seems only fully muffled when a king or queen dies. This recording was made on September 11th 2022. Muffled bells were heard around the country for ten days from September 9th to 19th 2022, sounding out a more solemn tone as a mark of respect.

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#churchbells #queenelizabeth #soundscape #muffledbells #fieldrecording #binaural #dpamicrophones

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This year the blueberry bush in our garden in early April was so full of blossom, and with blossom comes bees! I tucked an ORTF pair of Scheops CMC6 into the buzzing action and left it there. The bees certainly didn't seem to mind!

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#bees #springtime #blossomtime #nature #soundscape #garden #fieldrecording #nofilter #schoeps #malvernhills

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This episode is a created/curated soundscape rather than a straight recording. A year or two back I experimented with a gong recording idea using a metal bowl placed on the binaural dummy head and played with my finger tips to see how the sound surrounded the head. From the recordings some layers of other sounds were added and the result is what you hear. I don't work on much of this type of thing, but quite enjoy the pairing of different textural recordings and processing chains to draw out particular mood or feel. I'm only really scratching the surface with this idea so I'm sure there will be more to come in future.

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#Gong #fire #soundscape #meditation #fieldrecording #binaural #dpamicrophones

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A favourite woodland spot nestled into the side of the Malvern Hills is the location for this episode dawn soundscape. I've heard Cuckoo here for many years, and so it brought a smile to my face when again i heard that distinctive call. It is May 4th 2025 and I am trying out a 2x2 channel recording rig comprising of a binaural head plus a pair of Schoeps CMC6 (cardioid) mics spaced, as a comparison between the 'spatial' nature of the binaural and the warmer feel of the Schoeps. This audio is the Binaural stereo pair, but I may post the CMC6 pair in the future, lets see.

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#woodland #owl #springtime #cuckoo #nature #soundscape #meditation #fieldrecording #nofilter #binaural #dpamicrophones #malvernhills

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Early March, and each year there is one thing I look forward to hearing early in the morning, the sound of solo Blackbird song. This tends to start around 5am, gradually creeping earlier as we move into the season. I will open the bedroom window to let the Blackbird song in, and sometimes I record the song too, using a little A-B T bar rig with a small clamp, taking in the distant early morning traffic murmurs and general dawn soundscape. If I'm lucky the Blackbird will sit on the porch roof and sing, often for almost an hour.

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During a roof top binaural atmos recording session in 2023 the June weather took a unexpected turn, and from gorgeous bright sun came Intense marble sized hail, almost from nowhere, then back to calm as if nothing had happened. Although the rumbling thunder persisted as a telling reminder.

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This episode is a slightly augmented version of a squelchy hill climb which i captured while out on the trails in a muddy January earlier this year / 2023. I wanted to continue the experimentations i started back in Episode 8, focused on placing miniature microphones on a mountain bike in an unobtrusive way to enable sound capture of a reasonable quality. This time i introduced a stereo pair of mics mounted on the handlebars, in addition to the single mic placed behind the lower seat post. I'm quite happy with this test as it enabled my voice to be clearly captured, some spatial feel of what was around the bike, and the mechanics. Wind was there at points although manageable. Of course this isn’t the end of the Bike Mic journey, but certainly a step in a good direction. Enjoy!

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#soundscape #BikeMic #MTB #fieldrecording #Mud

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While on trip to Iceland in late May 2022 I didn’t plan on making many recordings but, as always, packed a little travel rig so managed to press record on a number of occasions in and around walking, driving and generally exploring the Snaefellsnes peninsula. There are many wild animal species to be seen and heard around this time of year in the west, including Whimbrel, Snipe, Arctic turn, White tail Eagle, Eider Duck and Artic Fox (which we did see once, briefly!). And of course, i was more than excited to record some geothermal action at a very remote natural hot spring while looking out over fields and snow topped mountains.

> 5 audio sketches, included in this continuous soundscape:

• Búðir coast, nr Búðakirkja church, a little after midnight;
• Arnastapi camp ground, mid morning;
• Öndverðarnes coast, early evening;
• Berserkjahraun lagoon, mid afternoon;
• Geothermal Springs a little north of Snaefellsnes, early afternoon. 

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#soundscape #nature #Iceland #Snaefellsnes #FieldRecording

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During this episode i break down some of my thought processes in relation to the recent seven soundscape episodes [#14-#20] which focussed on different locations along the Malvern Hills. Including: The idea, kit used, locations, weather and more. This episode also Includes clips of the recordings along with a rambling commentary of sorts offering observations i made prior to and during the recording process.

**As this is a Binaural recording - please wear headphones for the best spatial stereo listening experience**

I hope you have enjoyed the locations and sonics that have been recorded during these soundscape podcast specials. It's been a busy week of sound collection and i look forward to bring more similar sound projects to Sonic Journal.

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— Recorded on July 30th 2023 / 2215h —

Day seven of 'Seven days of Hills' mini series exploring the soundscapes of the Malvern Hills area every day for one week.

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For the seventh and final day of this week of daily hill soundscapes we make our way down to Chase End Hill and as the most southernly point of the Malverns we are now in Gloucestershire. And for this day rather than early morning, it is a night recording we present from the final hill. It has been a very blustery day and evening with winds and rain coming and going. Now, after 10pm the rain has held up a touch but the trees are still holding a lot of water. This area, while quite remote in some ways is actually quite close as the crow flies to a large dual carriage way road, and with the strong South-westerly wind the sound from the road rumbles up the valley and woodlands and into my microphones, creating an extra rumbling layer to pair with the rumble of the moving winds. Well, who am I to deny some additional rumble on this dark wet final night of 7 days of hills recordings!

— I hope you have enjoyed the locations and sonics that have been recorded during this week of daily Malvern Hill based soundscape podcast specials. It's been a busy week of sound collection!

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— Day six of 'Seven days of Hills' mini series exploring the soundscapes of the Malvern Hills area every day for one week. —

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On this, the sixth day of seven we are approaching the end (or should that be the beginning?) of the Malvern hills range, where the terrain narrows a little, but if anything things get more interesting. There are far less people around these parts, making for an interesting place to explore. Today the recording location is up and over Ragged Stone Hill, then steep down into a woodland made up of mostly Beech and Oak (at least where I was situated). Most noticeable is the height of these trees - so so tall, reaching up and swaying in the breeze as the sun cuts through, lighting up the leaf littered forest floor.

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Day five of 'Seven days of Hills' mini series exploring the soundscapes of the Malvern Hills area every day for one week.

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Day five and around 2.5km further south along the hills and we reach Gullet Quarry, a beautiful space surrounded on two sides by woodland with one particularly impressive towering rock face. It is between here and Midsummer Hill that today's recording was made. I love this space for its acoustic and tall Ash trees, although there is a mix of trees throughout the valley including old moss covered Oaks and Sycamore. The recording location is a little off the beaten track and has an ancient feel about it. You can hear the distant low level stream running alongside the quarry all the way up here the valley, and impressive winds can really rip through this place in winter months. The soundscape heard today included a conversation between two Muntjac deer, Ravens passing by high over head and some angsty Robins!

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Day four of 'Seven days of Hills' mini series exploring the soundscapes of the Malvern Hills area every day for one week.

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We hop along a little further today, crossing over the A449 for the continuation of the hills at todays recording spot of British Camp. This area was once a fort and has also been radically re-shaped to look 'nicer' by the Victorians back in the day, giving the Herefordshire Beacon a very distinctive loaf-like appearance from afar. The terrain is mostly grassland and very open with a series of small connecting hills and valleys making up the first section near the beacon, but I was more interested in the lower lying section near the reservoir today, discovering some shelter from the wind and nearby road noise. My microphones were positioned for a wide sound picture from the low level crickets and insects, to distant Buzzards in the older surrounding wooded areas. Oh, and then moving around the corner and into the closest woodland to hear a lovely little stream running past an ancient Holly tree more than a meter in diameter!

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Day three of 'Seven days of Hills' mini series exploring the soundscapes of the Malvern Hills area every day for one week.

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Moving along and down from the Worcestershire Beacon high point, across the Wyche cutting and along Perseverance Hill, Jubilee Hill is today's location. As a relatively small bump of a hill, this Hill is interesting because it sits on a crossroad of walking paths as well as dropping off steeply on both the west and east sides into different kinds of wooded coverage. Owls and rooks can often be heard around this location, although no owls this morning, instead my ear was taken by the rattling of a medium sized Sycamore tree in full leaf... so I placed the microphones up among the branches to really try and get amongst the movement of the leaves in the morning breeze.

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Day two of 'Seven days of Hills' mini series exploring the soundscapes of the Malvern Hills area every day for one week - A soundscape snapshot.

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Sugarloaf Hill is today's location, which sits between North Hill and the beacon high point. To the east the hill drops down into a tree lined valley and eventually into the town, yet somehow it can be very quiet up here. Weather wise there was a proper clear sunrise and the wind speed was very low, so good conditions for recording up here. There was a little very light rain which quickly passed, and a little vehicle sound from nearby roads, although the bees in the fresh growth Wood Sage were certainly making themselves known while going about their busy busy chores!

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This is the first episode of Sonic Journal 'Seven days of Hills'; a mini series exploring the soundscapes of a particular location over the space of seven days in July 2023 - A soundscape snapshot.

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The area of focus is the Malvern Hills in the UK, which spans three counties (Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire) and is shaped a little like a narrow dragons back. To walk from the north to the south you will meet 13 hills and cover around 12 miles. This area is a local stomping ground of mine which I have been exploring and recording for quite a few years now, and while it is not a vastly large area one thing I have noticed is the variety in soundscape as you pass through when walking or biking the paths and trails from hill to hill.

The focus is on bringing a sample of the soundscape recorded from a selection of different locations along the hills over a seven day period, with recordings made around the same time each day, using the same equipment and settings, and the location being the alternating factor. Episode one will start in the north, and as the week progresses recordings will be made gradually moving south.

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Today we are marking the Balinese new year and day of Nyepi with an appreciation of going back to nature and a binaural dawn chorus recording from an English woodland on the borders of Herefordshire. Enjoy this soundscape recording, but if you can take the time to be outside and amongst nature without being tethered to technology, then do that too :)

#dayofsilence #soundscape #binaural

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