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Earth, Wind... Water and Fire

Tierra del Fuego, the Spanish words for Land of Fire is an archipelago off South America's southernmost tip. Its name came from sightings of the many natives' bonfires, when Europeans first discovered the islands during Magellan's expedition of 1520.

This soundscape relies on recordings performed in South Patagonia by Félix Blume, the renown sound artist with a passion for South America and its remote places. We are very grateful to Felix for granting us the use his sound sources!

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Distant ThunderPrairie WindForest WindRainy WeatherPatagonian ForestBirdsBy The RiverSouth American Rain Surprise!

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Each slider controls a particular audio stream; adjust sliders to taste and mood. The animation button turns the soundscape into an slowly evolving texture. Use this feature if you intend to listen to the generator over a long period of time!