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Dam • Stream • Light Rain • Raining Again • After The Rain • Watermill • So Quiet • Under a Tree • ℗ Surprise!
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Imagine a relatively large stream with trees along the banks, and grasslands all around. The water flows quietly, almost imperceptibly, towards a watermill. The stream keeps quiet until arrives at the mill's dam: here comes the turmoil and the noise! As the stream leaves the place, it narrows, the flow gets faster, and the water starts to happily babble. Then add the rain, occurring right in the middle of the recording session. When the rain stopped, water kept falling from the trees into the calm waters, drop by drop, creating a symphony for the ears.
This soundscape was recorded in Champagne, France, around an old watermill. This place is simply idyllic, quiet and calming. Now sit down by the riverbank, close your eyes, and let the rain wash all your worries away.
Behind-the-scene photos are available here.
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