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Recordist's notes
*Quasi-Binaural - best listening with headphones. On the Ilm bridge of Bad Berka city, the river manifests its distictive baseline textures as Church bell joins in in the 49th second in the left channel. Occassional engines of cars run through the stereo space adding energy and dynamism to the soundscape. Gear: MikroUsi Pro, my ear lobes and and ZOOM F4 Field Recorder.
About the place
Weimar is a town of about 64,727 people in Thuringia, Germany. OttoAnna lists 65 field recordings from here.
Equipment mentioned: Binaural microphones. Microphones worn in the ears (or in a dummy head) that capture sound as a listener hears it – best experienced on headphones.
Recorded nearby
Beneath the Ilm Bridge #2
Weimar, Germany
Beneath the Ilm Bridge
Weimar, Germany
Beneath the Ilm Bridge #3
Weimar, Germany
River through the city in Spring
Weimar, Germany
River tones, forms, and gestures 1- 200421.PM22-23
Weimar, Germany
River tones, forms, and gestures 2- 200421.PM22-23
Weimar, Germany
More by Samuel Kudjodzi
Deep space 1: for headphones
Weimar, Germany
Late evening rain
Weimar, Germany
Social ambience Weimar
Weimar, Germany
Quiet spaces beneath Paulinenturm, Bad Berka
Weimar, Germany
Quiet spaces beneath _Paulinenturm_ Bad Berka 2
Weimar, Germany
Quiet spaces beneath _Paulinenturm_ Bad Berka with soft breezes
Weimar, Germany
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Saddleworth, United Kingdom
Essen, hohe domkirche, fountain
Essen, Germany
Hoscheid, small stream schlänner
Arlon, Belgium
Hoscheid, sound object, choeur de la foret
Arlon, Belgium
Hoscheid, small stream schlänner
Arlon, Belgium
Hoscheid, sound object, lithophon
CR348, Belgium
Sources & credits
- “Hetschburger Str. 19, 99438 Bad Berka, Deutschland - Fluss-Brücke-Glocken” by Samuel Kudjodzi – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0