A device copies the same characteristics as your body, which senses, decides, acts, and expresses. Also, like in nature, each device has developed to adapt to its surroundings and is specialized to function there. So, we design the devices to be able to stand by their environmental factors and function
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Eisbach River's ambient sound. Recorded using Zoom F6 & Rode NT5 in OTRF configuration.
Ambient sound of Munich. Recorded using Zoom F6 & Rode NT5 Pair in OTRF configuration.
Field recording of Kleinschwarzenlohe Forest in Nuremberg, Germany. Recorded on 15.03.2023. The weather was a bit windy with rustling leaves, and there was a soft rain. Recorded with Zoom F6, using Rode NT5 (+WS8) in ORTF configuration. Master recording is at 32-bit 192kHz. Rendered to 16-bit 48kHz using
Ring in the new year with this field recording of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Recorded just one day before the new year of 2023, this audio captures the excitement and energy of the holiday season in one of the world's most iconic cities. The gentle rustle
Ambient sound of Union Square on May 13' 2019. Recorded with Zoom H6, using X/Y Mic Capsule at 120 Degrees wide.
Immerse yourself in the bustling energy of one of New York City's most iconic destinations - Times Square. This field recording captures the cacophony of sounds that fill the air, from the blaring car horns and sirens to the chatter of tourists and the hum of electronic billboards.
Hop aboard the cable car and experience the sounds of San Francisco! In this field recording, you'll hear the rumble of the tracks, the clang of the bell, and the murmur of fellow passengers as you ride through the streets of this iconic city. Recorded on August 26,
