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It's a long time since I've been on a sampling session in the wild, recording fresh sounds for myNoise. Blame it on the special situation we are currently facing with the Covid pandemic. Although I took advantage of being confined in the studio to produce more musical soundscapes, I gradually started to miss working on the sounds of nature. I know these are a favorite of many of you, too.
So I listened to past recordings and found some gems that were never published. I particularly enjoyed these recordings, made during the first days of spring, early in the morning. The session started at 5AM, when the tawny owls would soon be going to bed, and with the other birds slowly waking up. It ended at around 9AM, with titmice singing vividly. Winter is over. The mornings are still cold, very cold. But they all know it won't be so for much longer. Deliverance is near, and the good days will soon return!
Discover how the same forest sounds at night, a little further from the creek, with Moonlight Forest.
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Nature sounds are recorded in the field, and musical soundscapes are composed by musicians. Generative AI is never used to create myNoise soundscapes. Learn more here.