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Recordist's notes
On this visit to Fortescue i left a Roland R-26 recording in the long grass next to a fence post in second marsh. There was a tractor across the river and a small herd of cattle. Planes fly over at regular intervals and their sound mingles with the white noise of the River Exe and the throbbing bass of the tractor.
About the place
Exeter is a city of about 130,709 people in England, United Kingdom. OttoAnna lists 44 field recordings from here.
Equipment mentioned: Roland R-26. A six-channel recorder with both directional and omni microphones.
Recorded nearby
Listening to the wind and rain through the gate between First Marsh…
Exeter, United Kingdom
Listening to the water breaking the river banks and flowing into…
Exeter, United Kingdom
Standing at the seven-bar gate beside the River Exe
Exeter, United Kingdom
Hydrophones on the riverbed
Exeter, United Kingdom
Listening to the aeolian violin in second marsh
Exeter, United Kingdom
Listening to the swallows in the farmyard
Exeter, United Kingdom
More by Paul Whitty
Hydrophones on the riverbed
Exeter, United Kingdom
Standing on the mud amongst the trees in rough marsh
Exeter, United Kingdom
Standing at the seven-bar gate beside the River Exe
Exeter, United Kingdom
Aeolian gate in third marsh
Exeter, United Kingdom
Listening to the swallows in the farmyard
Exeter, United Kingdom
Listening to the masts in the creek
Clacton-on-Sea, United Kingdom
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Hoscheid, sound object, choeur de la foret
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Hoscheid, small stream schlänner
Arlon, Belgium
Hoscheid, sound object, lithophon
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Sources & credits
- “Nether Exe, Devon EX5, UK - Listening on the riverbank in second marsh” by Paul Whitty – CC BY-ND 3.0 · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0