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Dawn Soundscape in Okoroase, Ghana

Koforidua, New Juaben South Municipal District, Eastern Region, Ghana

A field recording by Samuel Kudjodzi made in Koforidua, Ghana on 7 November 2024, in the dawn.

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Dawn Soundscape in Okoroase, Ghana
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Spectrogram of Dawn Soundscape in Okoroase, Ghana
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Recordist's notes

Dawn Soundscape recorded in Binaural for teaching and learning in Ghana. Note: Please wear headphones for binaural recordings. I am founder of the CSEM - Center for Soundscape and Multimedia project, recipient of field recording equipment grant from earthfm to carry out field recording training of 5 selected trainees and future trainers in Ghana and Africa. I am open to field recording teaching worldwide. The main focus of this recording is to show an example of carefully triangulating the stereo space with the natural ears before pressing the record button to achieve a well-balanced stereo image. More about the CSEM project at: https://www.instagram.com/csem_official/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/samuelkudjodzi Recording Gear: Soundman OKM II XLR, ZOOM F3. List of Gear granted by earthfm: 2 sets of ZOOM F3 Field Recorders. 2 Sets of SONY MDR 7506 Reference Headphones. 2 Sets of Stereo Bars. 2 Sets Manfrotto 1052BAC Tripods. 2 Sets Powerbanks and Accessories. 2 Sets Earsight Omnidirectional Microphones and Clippers. 2 Sets 64GB Micro SDs plus adapters. All additional equipment is donated by CSEM. The CSEM project Ghana: making Africa heard.

Written by Samuel Kudjodzi on radio aporee ::: maps.

About the place

Koforidua is a city of about 151,255 people in Eastern, Ghana. OttoAnna lists 51 field recordings from here.

Equipment mentioned: Zoom F3 and Binaural microphones. A tiny two-input 32-bit float recorder – no gain setting needed.

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