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Tram electromagnetic signals for 1 stop

Linz, Oberösterreich, Österreich

A 2-minute field recording by Peter Cusack made in Linz, Austria on 5 September 2020, in the afternoon. Soundscape: trams, metros & buses.

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Tram electromagnetic signals for 1 stop
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Recordist's notes

Humans are unable to perceive electromagnetic signals at audio frequencies, yet we are surrounded by them constantly. Anything electrical or electronics makes them. However it is possible to listen to them using cheap devices sold as telephone pick-ups. This recording uses one to track the electromagnetic signals created by a tram as it travels from Hillerstrasse to Kaserne.

Written by Peter Cusack on radio aporee ::: maps.

About the place

Linz is a city of about 204,846 people in Upper Austria, Austria. OttoAnna lists 61 field recordings from here.

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