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A recording showing that it does actually rain in Seville. The last few the nights have featured thunder & lightning storms, quite tropical as the temperatures rise. Recorded on a balcony sheltered from the rain. File - Wav, 48kHz, 24bit Recorder - Zoom H4N. Microphones - pair of Uši Pro by LOM, technique used; Spaced AB
About the place
Sevilla is a city of about 686,741 people in Andalusia, Spain. OttoAnna lists 48 field recordings from here.
Equipment mentioned: Zoom H4n and LOM microphones (Uši). One of the most widely used field recorders of the 2010s, with X/Y mics and two XLR inputs.
Recorded nearby
Plaza del Museo: plaza ambience
Sevilla, Spain
CAAC Sevilla: Cicada Chorus in Courtyard
Sevilla, Spain
CAAC Sevilla: Another Cicada Recording
Sevilla, Spain
Olive garden at the Museo de Arte Andaluz Contemporaneo - Screaming…
Sevilla, Spain
Cicada & Distant Joy: Sevilla Riverbanks
Sevilla, Spain
People standing in a line
Sevilla, Spain
More rain recordings
The first spring Dejvice storm
Prague, Czechia
The city, the country & me: in front of café w
Neukölln, Germany
Church Bell/Pub/Rain Prestwich
Prestwich, United Kingdom
Orrtorget, Sollefteå, Rain dripping down through manhole cover
Storgatan, Sweden
Storgatan/Kungsgatan, Sollefteå, Street crossing
Storgatan, Sweden
Vianden, evening bells and fountain
29 Grand-Rue, Luxembourg
Sources & credits
- “Calle Eduardo Cano, 46, 41002 Sevilla, Spain - Rain & Rolling Thunder in Seville” by Alan Gleeson – CC BY-SA 3.0 · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0