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Concierto final de curso profesional del Conservatorio de Úbeda, en el Hospital de Santiago. 2015
Amazing that, as we enter our second Christmas together, I still feel that sense of wonderment that has been there since day one. I find myself recording my thoughts in case the day should come that I feel the need to remember the way it felt at the very beginning.
Much to my joyous surprise, every time I finish the writings of the moment and I look back the words that have preceded, I realize that the intensity of my feelings towards you have not changed at all. You are the one I was meant to be with.
it was always you.
At CAMP FR this October, a group of us, under the guidance of Chris Watson, sat on the side of a mountain and made a "skyline" recording of the area just above Aulus les Bains. Skyline recordings are usually used as soundtracks over which to place dialogue, or can be used as atmospheres behind other sounds, especially "species" recordings. They usually contain all the sounds of the locale - in this case a river, red deer calling out, bird calls, motors from chain saws, etc. - all captured together from a great distance... So they give a good general ambience (or idea) of the sonic environment in which one is located.
...y con ritmo... GOTTHARD - Bye Bye Caroline (featuring Francis Rossi)
Donostia San Sebastián, Basque Country, Spain.
Lo spettro di una Nebbia che sale dal terreno e sembra si mangi tutto quello che ammanta ed avvolge.
PC running steinberg nuendo pro recording software,soundcraft 24-8-2 mixer,maudio 10/10 rackmount recording soundcard alesias monitor 1s Akai sampler Lexicon reverb/delay roland gr50 guitar synthesizer tascam pro dat+ other outborad rack sound modules.
Class 45 "Peak" diesel electric locomotive No. 45032 arrives at Liskeard with the up Cornish Riviera Limited on Monday 27th October 1975. This famous named train ran from Penzance to London Paddington, and I believe at the date of this photo was booked to depart from the Cornish terminus at 11:00. I have it down in my surviving notebook as leaving Liskeard at 12:27. It's a shame it wasn't a "Western" on the front but then the "Peak" has its own appeal too, especially now. A little research was needed to fill in the details here, both from the web and from my atrocious notes made on the day which were written in green ballpoint pen.
The occasion was a school railway society day trip, the highlight of which was a run on the Gunnislake branch. You can see some of my school chums on the platform waiting to board the "Up Rivo", and I'm sure it was also one of them holding the microphone.
They wanted to make recordings, but I've found it infinitely more difficult to make a recording than to make a picture. So, here's a picture. I've been snowed under with work and photography, I feel like I'm hanging on by my nails. The 365 project must go on.......
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Strobist: AB800 with HOBD-W overhead. Triggered by Cybersync.
Macro shot of a Recorder instrument for the Macro Monday's theme "Redux 2017". I thought I'd give the musical instrument theme another go with a more literal approach. HMM!
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