#soundexploration

[rofilm1]

James Bond and my Tin Box Recordings

In this part 3 of the series I´m recording sounds from the oldest cable car in the Czech republic, showase some of the processing results of the recordings, show the place where the James Bond film “Casino Royale“ was shot, and tell a bit about this famous Spa district of the Czech town Karlovy Vary.

Enjoy your day!

Cheers and Peace!

Rolf

[wraithheartofficial]

Welcome to the Tumbler of Shadows — This is Wraith Heart We’re Wraith Heart, a band that thrives in the twilight zone where asteroids strike and myths sing back. Up next, snippets of our sound, behind-the-scenes peeks, and musings on everything that inspires our music.

[otaviogilbert]

Dive into the sound of 'Jha' Hindi word with Kutuki!

In this immersive and educational video, we'll take you on a captivating linguistic adventure, unravelling the mysteries behind the 'Jha' sound in the Hindi language. Whether you're a language enthusiast, a parent looking to engage your little ones, or simply curious about the beauty of phonetics, this video is for you

[extremesports]

🌊🎶 Sonic Surfing is the latest trend in sound exploration, combining the thrill of surfing with the art of music. This innovative concept allows surfers to create music while riding the waves, resulting in a unique and unforgettable experience. 🎸🤙🏄‍♂️ Musicians and surfers alike are embracing this new form of expression, using it as a way to connect with nature and unleash their creativity. Sonic Surfing is not only a physical activity but also a way to explore the relationship between sound and movement. 🎵🌊 Whether you are a seasoned surfer or a music enthusiast, Sonic Surfing offers a new way to experience the ocean and experiment with sound. This article will delve into the history of Sonic Surfing, its benefits, and how you can get started on your own Sonic Surfing journey.1. The Science Behind Sonic Surfing: How Sound Waves are ExploredSound waves are a form of energy that travels through the air. They are created by vibrations that move through the air, causing changes in pressure. These changes in pressure create sound waves, which can be detected by our ears. Scientists use sound waves to explore the world around us. This process is called sonic surfing. By sending out sound waves and measuring how they bounce back, scientists can create detailed images of objects and environments. Sonic surfing is used in a variety of fields, including medicine, engineering, and geology. In medicine, it is used to create images of internal organs and tissues. In engineering, it is used to detect flaws in structures. In geology, it is used to map the ocean floor. Sound waves are measured in hertz (Hz). Higher frequency sound waves have more energy. Sound waves can travel through solids, liquids, and gases. Sonic surfing has revolutionized the way we explore and understand the world around us. It has allowed us to see things that were once invisible and to discover new insights into the natural world. 🔬🌊👀2. Sonic Surfing Equipment: From Hydrophones to Acoustic ModemsSonic surfing equipment has come a long way, from hydrophones to acoustic modems. Hydrophones are underwater microphones that detect sound waves. Acoustic modems are devices that transmit data using sound waves. Hydrophones are used for marine research, monitoring ocean noise pollution, and detecting marine life. Acoustic modems are used for underwater communication, data transmission, and remote control of underwater equipment. Acoustic modems can transmit data up to 50 kilometers underwater. They are used in offshore oil and gas exploration, oceanography, and military applications. Advancements in sonic surfing equipment have made underwater exploration and communication easier and more efficient. 🌊🐋📡3. The Role of Sonic Surfing in Marine Biology ResearchSonic surfing is a technique that uses sound waves to study marine life. It helps researchers to locate and track marine animals. It measures the size, shape, and movement of marine creatures. Sonic surfing can also detect changes in the environment, such as temperature and pressure. This technique is especially useful for studying deep-sea creatures that are difficult to observe. It allows researchers to study the behavior of these animals in their natural habitat. Sonic surfing can also help to identify new species and understand their role in the ecosystem. It plays a crucial role in conservation efforts by providing data on the distribution and abundance of marine life. Sonic surfing has revolutionized marine biology research. It has opened up new avenues of exploration and discovery. It has enabled researchers to study marine life in ways that were previously impossible. As technology advances, sonic surfing will continue to play a vital role in our understanding of the oceans. 🐬🌊🔊4. Sonic Surfing in Oceanography: Mapping the Ocean Floor with SoundSonic Surfing is a technique used in oceanography to map the ocean floor using sound waves. It involves sending sound waves to the ocean floor and measuring the time it takes for the waves to bounce back. The data collected is used to create detailed maps of the ocean floor. This technique is particularly useful in areas where traditional mapping methods are difficult, such as deep ocean trenches. It also allows scientists to study the geology and topography of the ocean floor. Sonic Surfing has been used to discover new underwater volcanoes and mountain ranges. The technology used in Sonic Surfing has advanced significantly in recent years. Newer systems can map the ocean floor with greater accuracy and detail. These systems use multiple sound sources and receivers to create 3D maps of the ocean floor. Sonic Surfing has revolutionized the field of oceanography, allowing scientists to explore and understand the ocean floor like never before. 🌊🌊🌊5. The Future of Sonic Surfing: Advancements in Underwater AcousticsUnderwater acoustics is the science of sound in water. It is used for communication, navigation, and studying marine life. With advancements in technology, sonic surfing is becoming more precise and efficient. New sensors and transducers can detect sounds from further distances and with greater accuracy. 3D mapping and imaging technology allows for more detailed and comprehensive surveys of underwater environments. Machine learning algorithms are being developed to better interpret and analyze underwater sounds. These advancements have practical applications in industries such as oil and gas, shipping, and defense. They also have potential for scientific research and conservation efforts. Improved underwater acoustics can aid in the detection and tracking of marine life, helping to protect endangered species. It can also help scientists better understand the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems. Additionally, it can aid in the detection and prevention of underwater disasters, such as oil spills. The future of sonic surfing is exciting and full of possibilities. As technology continues to advance, we can expect even more precise and efficient underwater acoustics. 🌊🐬🔬💻🚢6. Sonic Surfing and Environmental Conservation: Monitoring Marine Life and EcosystemsSonic surfing is a new technology that uses sound waves to map the ocean floor and detect marine life. It's a non-invasive method that doesn't harm the environment. By using sonic surfing, scientists can monitor marine ecosystems and track changes in marine life populations. This information can help with conservation efforts and protect endangered species. Sonic surfing can detect the presence of whales, dolphins, and other marine mammals. It can also identify the location of fish populations and coral reefs. This technology can help scientists understand the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems. With sonic surfing, researchers can create detailed maps of the ocean floor and identify areas that need protection from human activities, such as oil drilling and fishing. Overall, sonic surfing is a valuable tool for environmental conservation, allowing scientists to monitor marine life and ecosystems without causing harm. 🐋🐠🌊7. Sonic Surfing in the Entertainment Industry: Creating Immersive Audio ExperiencesSonic surfing is the latest trend in the entertainment industry. It involves creating immersive audio experiences that transport the listener to another world. With advancements in technology, sound designers can now create 3D audio that surrounds the listener. 🎧 Sound designers use binaural microphones to capture sound from different angles, creating a realistic audio experience. This technology is used in virtual reality, video games, and movies to create a more immersive experience for the audience. 🎮 In video games, sonic surfing creates a more realistic gaming experience. Players can hear the sound of footsteps behind them, or the sound of a car approaching from a distance. This makes the game more engaging and enjoyable. 🎬 In movies, sonic surfing creates a more immersive experience. The audience can hear the sound of a helicopter flying overhead, or the sound of a car crash from different angles. This makes the movie more exciting and memorable. 🎤 In music, sonic surfing can create a more immersive experience for the listener. With 3D audio, the listener can hear the music as if they are in the same room as the artist. This creates a more intimate and personal experience. 🌟 Sonic surfing is the future of entertainment. With advancements in technology, sound designers can create more realistic and immersive audio experiences for the audience. This creates a more engaging and enjoyable experience for the listener, player, or viewer. In conclusion, Sonic Surfing is a fascinating new way of exploring sound and its potential for creative expression. 🌊🎶 The use of underwater microphones and hydrophones allows for a unique perspective on soundscapes and the natural world. 🐠🌊 This innovative technique has already been used in various artistic and scientific projects, and its possibilities are endless. 🚀🌟 As we continue to push the boundaries of sound exploration, Sonic Surfing offers a fresh and exciting approach. 🎧👂 Its potential for creating immersive and interactive experiences is particularly exciting, and we can't wait to see where this new wave of sound takes us. 🌊🌟 Whether you're a musician, artist, or scientist, Sonic Surfing is definitely worth exploring. 🤘🎨🔬 https://xtremesports.net/sonic-surfing-a-new-wave-of-sound-exploration/?_unique_id=6492884479fcf

[ausgesuchtestenohren]

A recording of my live set @ VEKKS Vienna last year is now on Bandcamp. Link in linktree in bio. #experimentalmusic #experimentalsound #soundexploration #soundart #dronemusic #ambientmusic #artmusic #minimalistmusic #electroacousticmusic #electronicmusic #longformmusic #foundsound #fieldrecording #musiqueconcrete (at Vekks) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpTBuqbtZT4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[valeria-prieto]

Hello! Has been a while since I posted something but I have been busy bee without “that moment of peace” to sing in calm. Last month I’ve visited Oaxaca and I squished a few minutes to film some sounds, it was hard! It was so quiet with beautiful rain noise and silence, but it was hard in the way that I was following a tour guide with more people around me, it was complicated to film and to sing, but at least I made something with the videos from my camera. Also I was so distracted by focusing into the landscape (yes it sounds weird how I say that 😄) that I forgot to make a video, I just had a few minutes to film when I realized! 😅. The video ready on my YT so you can watch it. . . . . #healing #healingjourney #healingmusic #healingvoice #ethereal #etherealvoice #innerpeace #innerhealing #naturalsounds #soundsofnature #hierveelagua #oaxaca #landacape #birdsong #singing #soundexploration #explorationofsound #nature #naturelovers #natureaddict #etherealsong #peace #highvibrations #ascension #soulfood #soulteraphy #stillnessspeaks (at Hierve El Agua, Oaxaca Oax.) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgngAKfuESN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[mryouwho]

🎉EXPLORE The Future of Sound with Us! 🎉🎧 Dive into a mesmerizing audio journey with MrYouWho, as we unveil the secrets of the Oladance OWS 2 Open-Ear Earbuds in our latest YouTube review! A marvel of innovative engineering and a triumph in delivering resolute sound quality, these earbuds are designed for audiophiles like YOU! 🚀💡 What’s in store? 🔍 A meticulous examination of their state-of-the-art design. 🎵 An exploration across various musical genres and real-world scenarios. 🌐 Insights into how these earbuds promise an exceptional auditory experience while ensuring you stay connected to your surroundings!🎁 GIVEAWAY ALERT & HOT DEAL 🎁 Ready to elevate your audio adventures? Enter our giveaway NOW! 1️⃣ Subscribe to MrYouWho on YouTube. 2️⃣ Like the Oladance review video. 3️⃣ Comment why YOU deserve to immerse in unparalleled soundscapes with the OWS 2!PLUS, snag your OWS 2 with a scorching 20% OFF, valid only for the next 48 hours! 🕒👉 [YouTube Link] 👈 - Join us, and let’s redefine the way we experience sound, together! 🌐🎵#MrYouWho #OladanceOWS2 #EarbudsReview #AudioInnovation #GiveawayAlert #HotTechDeal #ImmersiveAudio #InnovativeDesign #SoundExploration #TechReviewer #AudiophileLife #WirelessEarbuds #MusicJourney #SoundTech #QualityAudio #TechLover #GearReview #FutureSound #AudioTechnology #MusicalExperienceOladance OWS 2 Open-Ear Earbuds Deep Dive Review & Unboxing

[rubenerre]

#Fasescopio #Humano9 . . . #music #life #sound #musician #beats #love #piano #synth #art #Phase #Wavelab #Steinberg #Mastering #Master #RubenErre #PhaseScope #PhaseAnalyzer #PhaseAnalysis #Xplosion #Sound #Explosion #Boom #SoundExplosion #SoundExploration #Engineering #Engineer #MusicProduction #MusicProducer https://www.instagram.com/p/CmztmJsuMIH/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[akafiloq]

Domani sorprese ☻👹 @vcapossela @young_signorino @highgradeent @greenfogstudio . . . #globalbeats #world #producer #producerlife #ableton #abletonlive #music #cumbia #globale #jazz #afro #electronicmusic #ExperimentalMusic #meditronica #globalbass #downtempo #globe #globetrotter #soundexplorer #akai #lapeste #capossela #youngsignorino (presso Vicoli di Genova) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7WapbnhD-Q/?igshid=13k6tkiup5pi8

[rofilm1]

The first part of “Tin Box Recordings” is online now:

I want to find out how certain environments sound when recorded from inside a large tin box, and get some new sounds for music production and sound design projects.

[ovaom]

On vous attend avec Doris pour une démo du #ovaom #soundexplorer au #bett2020 sur le pavillon France ! #edtech #music #femmesandwich @lab_premiers_cris @matrice.io (à London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7qiNKziQ-y/?igshid=1f3gxrdhnhw2

[extremesports]

🌊🎶 Sonic Surfing is the latest trend in sound exploration, combining the thrill of surfing with the art of music. This innovative concept allows surfers to create music while riding the waves, resulting in a unique and unforgettable experience. 🎸🤙🏄‍♂️ Musicians and surfers alike are embracing this new form of expression, using it as a way to connect with nature and unleash their creativity. Sonic Surfing is not only a physical activity but also a way to explore the relationship between sound and movement. 🎵🌊 Whether you are a seasoned surfer or a music enthusiast, Sonic Surfing offers a new way to experience the ocean and experiment with sound. This article will delve into the history of Sonic Surfing, its benefits, and how you can get started on your own Sonic Surfing journey.1. The Science Behind Sonic Surfing: How Sound Waves are ExploredSound waves are a form of energy that travels through the air. They are created by vibrations that move through the air, causing changes in pressure. These changes in pressure create sound waves, which can be detected by our ears. Scientists use sound waves to explore the world around us. This process is called sonic surfing. By sending out sound waves and measuring how they bounce back, scientists can create detailed images of objects and environments. Sonic surfing is used in a variety of fields, including medicine, engineering, and geology. In medicine, it is used to create images of internal organs and tissues. In engineering, it is used to detect flaws in structures. In geology, it is used to map the ocean floor. Sound waves are measured in hertz (Hz). Higher frequency sound waves have more energy. Sound waves can travel through solids, liquids, and gases. Sonic surfing has revolutionized the way we explore and understand the world around us. It has allowed us to see things that were once invisible and to discover new insights into the natural world. 🔬🌊👀2. Sonic Surfing Equipment: From Hydrophones to Acoustic ModemsSonic surfing equipment has come a long way, from hydrophones to acoustic modems. Hydrophones are underwater microphones that detect sound waves. Acoustic modems are devices that transmit data using sound waves. Hydrophones are used for marine research, monitoring ocean noise pollution, and detecting marine life. Acoustic modems are used for underwater communication, data transmission, and remote control of underwater equipment. Acoustic modems can transmit data up to 50 kilometers underwater. They are used in offshore oil and gas exploration, oceanography, and military applications. Advancements in sonic surfing equipment have made underwater exploration and communication easier and more efficient. 🌊🐋📡3. The Role of Sonic Surfing in Marine Biology ResearchSonic surfing is a technique that uses sound waves to study marine life. It helps researchers to locate and track marine animals. It measures the size, shape, and movement of marine creatures. Sonic surfing can also detect changes in the environment, such as temperature and pressure. This technique is especially useful for studying deep-sea creatures that are difficult to observe. It allows researchers to study the behavior of these animals in their natural habitat. Sonic surfing can also help to identify new species and understand their role in the ecosystem. It plays a crucial role in conservation efforts by providing data on the distribution and abundance of marine life. Sonic surfing has revolutionized marine biology research. It has opened up new avenues of exploration and discovery. It has enabled researchers to study marine life in ways that were previously impossible. As technology advances, sonic surfing will continue to play a vital role in our understanding of the oceans. 🐬🌊🔊4. Sonic Surfing in Oceanography: Mapping the Ocean Floor with SoundSonic Surfing is a technique used in oceanography to map the ocean floor using sound waves. It involves sending sound waves to the ocean floor and measuring the time it takes for the waves to bounce back. The data collected is used to create detailed maps of the ocean floor. This technique is particularly useful in areas where traditional mapping methods are difficult, such as deep ocean trenches. It also allows scientists to study the geology and topography of the ocean floor. Sonic Surfing has been used to discover new underwater volcanoes and mountain ranges. The technology used in Sonic Surfing has advanced significantly in recent years. Newer systems can map the ocean floor with greater accuracy and detail. These systems use multiple sound sources and receivers to create 3D maps of the ocean floor. Sonic Surfing has revolutionized the field of oceanography, allowing scientists to explore and understand the ocean floor like never before. 🌊🌊🌊5. The Future of Sonic Surfing: Advancements in Underwater AcousticsUnderwater acoustics is the science of sound in water. It is used for communication, navigation, and studying marine life. With advancements in technology, sonic surfing is becoming more precise and efficient. New sensors and transducers can detect sounds from further distances and with greater accuracy. 3D mapping and imaging technology allows for more detailed and comprehensive surveys of underwater environments. Machine learning algorithms are being developed to better interpret and analyze underwater sounds. These advancements have practical applications in industries such as oil and gas, shipping, and defense. They also have potential for scientific research and conservation efforts. Improved underwater acoustics can aid in the detection and tracking of marine life, helping to protect endangered species. It can also help scientists better understand the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems. Additionally, it can aid in the detection and prevention of underwater disasters, such as oil spills. The future of sonic surfing is exciting and full of possibilities. As technology continues to advance, we can expect even more precise and efficient underwater acoustics. 🌊🐬🔬💻🚢6. Sonic Surfing and Environmental Conservation: Monitoring Marine Life and EcosystemsSonic surfing is a new technology that uses sound waves to map the ocean floor and detect marine life. It's a non-invasive method that doesn't harm the environment. By using sonic surfing, scientists can monitor marine ecosystems and track changes in marine life populations. This information can help with conservation efforts and protect endangered species. Sonic surfing can detect the presence of whales, dolphins, and other marine mammals. It can also identify the location of fish populations and coral reefs. This technology can help scientists understand the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems. With sonic surfing, researchers can create detailed maps of the ocean floor and identify areas that need protection from human activities, such as oil drilling and fishing. Overall, sonic surfing is a valuable tool for environmental conservation, allowing scientists to monitor marine life and ecosystems without causing harm. 🐋🐠🌊7. Sonic Surfing in the Entertainment Industry: Creating Immersive Audio ExperiencesSonic surfing is the latest trend in the entertainment industry. It involves creating immersive audio experiences that transport the listener to another world. With advancements in technology, sound designers can now create 3D audio that surrounds the listener. 🎧 Sound designers use binaural microphones to capture sound from different angles, creating a realistic audio experience. This technology is used in virtual reality, video games, and movies to create a more immersive experience for the audience. 🎮 In video games, sonic surfing creates a more realistic gaming experience. Players can hear the sound of footsteps behind them, or the sound of a car approaching from a distance. This makes the game more engaging and enjoyable. 🎬 In movies, sonic surfing creates a more immersive experience. The audience can hear the sound of a helicopter flying overhead, or the sound of a car crash from different angles. This makes the movie more exciting and memorable. 🎤 In music, sonic surfing can create a more immersive experience for the listener. With 3D audio, the listener can hear the music as if they are in the same room as the artist. This creates a more intimate and personal experience. 🌟 Sonic surfing is the future of entertainment. With advancements in technology, sound designers can create more realistic and immersive audio experiences for the audience. This creates a more engaging and enjoyable experience for the listener, player, or viewer. In conclusion, Sonic Surfing is a fascinating new way of exploring sound and its potential for creative expression. 🌊🎶 The use of underwater microphones and hydrophones allows for a unique perspective on soundscapes and the natural world. 🐠🌊 This innovative technique has already been used in various artistic and scientific projects, and its possibilities are endless. 🚀🌟 As we continue to push the boundaries of sound exploration, Sonic Surfing offers a fresh and exciting approach. 🎧👂 Its potential for creating immersive and interactive experiences is particularly exciting, and we can't wait to see where this new wave of sound takes us. 🌊🌟 Whether you're a musician, artist, or scientist, Sonic Surfing is definitely worth exploring. 🤘🎨🔬 https://xtremesports.net/sonic-surfing-a-new-wave-of-sound-exploration/?_unique_id=649288379b881

[ausgesuchtestenohren]

Tonight at VEKKS, Vienna. Soundchek👍 #experimentalmusic #experimentalsound #soundexploration #soundart #dronemusic #ambientmusic #artmusic #minimalistmusic #electroacousticmusic #longformmusic #fieldrecording #musiqueconcrete #foundsound https://www.instagram.com/p/Clt0O5YN4Kk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[valeria-prieto]

Days ago a Ginger Cicada was lost in my kitchen floor, I took this tiny creature to place it on a leaf from my garden, but it was so friendly that I started to sing a little, maybe was a new born getting ready to fly. 🧚‍♀️ . . . #healing #healingjourney #healingmusic #healingvoice #ethereal #etherealvoice #innerpeace #innerhealing #naturalsounds #soundsofnature #cicada #garden #humming #insect #singing #soundexploration #explorationofsound #nature #naturelovers #natureaddict #etherealsong #peace #highvibrations #ascension #soulfood #soulteraphy #stillnessspeaks (at Glendale, Missouri) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeR61UKuO3Q/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[autekillah]

AMT399: Ginger Beer, Cheetahs' Pet Dogs, and Ball Pits - 1 July 2021 by Answer Me This In AMT399, we find out about tuning church bells, cheetahs being given pet dogs, Olly getting lost in SeaWorld, how pickled onions inspired soft play, and which ways you might be most likely to be killed by a ball pit. We also have a Big Announcement ahead of episode 400. Find out more about this episode at answermethispodcast.com/episode399. For more AMT stuff, head over to answermethisstore.com, where you can get our six special albums, AMT episodes 1-200, and our Best Of compilations. Send us your questions for episode 400, as well as your precious AMT memories - whether our answers to your questions helped or hurt your life, whether you made any friends through the podcast, whether you started your own podcast, the weirdest place or oddest thing you were doing while listening to the show, we want to hear it all! Email written words or voice recordings to answermethispodcast@googlemail.com. Tweet us @helenandolly, and follow us on Facebook facebook.com/answermethis. Hear our other work: Olly Mann has a new podcast, the Retrospectors, which you can find along with his other shows at ollymann.com; Helen Zaltzman makes the podcasts The Allusionist - theallusionist.org - and Veronica Mars Investigations VMIpod.com; and Martin Austwick's music is available at palebirdmusic.com, his Tom Waits podcast Song By Song at songbysongpodcast.com, and the music'n'science podcast Maddie's Sound Explorers, hosted by Maddie Moate, at smarturl.it/soundexplorers. This episode is sponsored by: • Wondrium, the streaming library of tutorials, lectures, documentaries, how-to videos, travel, craft and much more! AMT listeners get 14 days' free access to the whole library at wondrium.com/answer. • Squarespace. Want to build a website? Go to squarespace.com/answer, and get a 10% discount on your first purchase of a website or domain with the code 'ANSWER'.

[rubenerre]

Fasescopio 2, 3 y 4 . . . . . #Phase #Wavelab #Steinberg #Mastering #Master #RubenErre #PhaseScope #PhaseAnalyzer #PhaseAnalysis #Xplosion #Sound #Explosion #Boom #SoundExplosion #SoundExploration #Engineering #Engineer #Music #MusicProduction #MusicProducer https://www.instagram.com/p/COxoHTGL399/?igshid=1msm9gif1ut6a