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Swamp Chorus, Trom, Ghana

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

A field recording by Samuel Kudjodzi made in Koforidua, Ghana on 8 September 2021, in the evening. Soundscape: frogs & insects and crowds & voices.

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Swamp Chorus, Trom, Ghana
CC BY-SA 3.0by Samuel KudjodziInternet Archive
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Recordist's notes

Binaural Swamp Chorus recorded in a suburb of Koforidua, Ghana in September, 2021. Headphones recommended for spatial immersion. In the Soundscape: i. Human voices in the background. ii. Species of toads and frogs in distinctive immersive fields. Frog species identified in the sound environment: i. Ptychadena trinodis ii. Phrynobatracus latifrons Number of species to yet to be identified: 3 NB: The space has reverberant qualities. Field Recording Gear: Soundman OKM Binaural set with XLR Adapter, ZOOM F4 Field Recorder.

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: Binaural microphones. Microphones worn in the ears (or in a dummy head) that capture sound as a listener hears it – best experienced on headphones.

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