Podcasts about Hydrophone

"I took a small segment of the snapping shrimps and slowed this down significantly by differing amounts then layered these new files. A recording of squelching seaweed, slowed down birdsong and horn was added. GRM evol plug in was applied to some of the tracks to increase the intensity. It evokes in my mind an underwater experience." Hydrophone recording of shrimps in Canaveral Park reimagined by Alison Beattie.

Hydrophones at the bottom of a seasonal pond, in the ecologically rich Orchard St Marsh and Forest which is threatened by a developer who wants to build condos. Recorded by Matt Rogalsky.

Hello. It's 2025. How can that be? I look at the number and think, that's a futuristic number. Wasn't the future supposed to be easier? Something tells me 2025 will not be easy. Still, I'm determined to meet it with can-do attitude. For now though, let's ease into it. With that it mind I chose this recording, Forest Stream Suite. The environmental sound was captured last June in Forest Park, Portland, Oregon; a place we'll be revisiting throughout the coming year. Many of the seasonal streams were, by that time, down to a trickle. The percussive sound at the top of the recording is one such a trickle, a thread of water falling over a stone, as captured by a homemade hydrophone.The hydrophone is a simple design incorporating a ~$1 bulk-supply 27mm contact mic, a kombucha bottle screw cap, a coin (for ballast), a 1/8th inch stereo cord, a swatch of duct tape, and a couple dips in liquid plastic. I was instructed in the ways of DIY contact mic wizardry by the gifted sound artist Marcus Fischer at a workshop hosted by Oregon Contemporary about a month prior. Thanks Marcus and Oregon Contemporary! Hydrophone recording is something I hope to do more of in the coming year. Maybe I'll invest in something a little more sensitive. Or possibly a stereo pair? The instrumentation follows the pattern of previous Listening Spot releases: One continuous field recording and several distinct musical movements in the same key. With the hydrophone click track as a jumping-off point, this one is reaches out its sound tentacles in new directions, without letting go of the familiar. There's some of my favorite wildlife belting it out here: American Robin, Pacific Wren, Wilson's Warbler, Yellow Warbler… While listening, I can picture the dappled light of the forest.Thanks for tuning in. I'm grateful for your interest. Forest Stream Suite is available under the artist name Listening Spot on all streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple, Tidal, Amazon, YouTube…) Friday, January 3rd. I hope you can spend some quiet time with it.Lastly, I took some time to write some reflections on my first year of being on Substack a couple days ago. I didn't send it out as a newsletter, because it was mostly written as an exercise to clarify some things for myself. I'm mentioning it here for those who may be curious about the platform, my impressions as a musician, and some intentions in 2025. Happy New Year! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit chadcrouch.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode of Teledyne's Marine Tech Talk, we talk with several members of Between Music about their viral phenomenon AquaSonic. AquaSonic is a concert experience completely out of the ordinary. For this episode, we step out of the box, or in this case, the tank, as we speak with some amazing musicians bringing music to audiences in a very different way. Using Teledyne Marines underwater hydrophones Between Music creates a truly unique experience with musicians making beautiful music…underwater! Five performers submerge themselves in glass water tanks to play custom-made instruments and sing entirely underwater! This is AquaSonic! AquaSonic is the culmination of years of research, working with scientists, divers, and instrument makers to create a magical musical tour. Join us on this fascinating journey where artists bring cutting-edge Teledyne technology to new depths. Listen in as Between Music and Teledyne Marine make beautiful music together!

Finally I dare to make myself the subject of an interview in my own podcast. The art/science pioneer Victoria Vesna grilled me on how I got where I am today: What I learned from John Cage, R. Murray Schafer, and all those birds, bugs, and whales I have made music with for years.

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Hydrophone recording from a beach in Bali. Recorded by Marcel Gnauk. Part of the Music for Sleep project - for more information and to hear more sounds from the collection, visit https://citiesandmemory.com/music-for-sleep/ IMAGE: Photo by CEphoto, Uwe Aranas

Underwater and wildlife photographer, award-winning film producer, and eco-tourism activist, Jorge has been sharing his love for the ocean and its creatures for the past decade. He has worked hand in hand with fishing communities in Baja to develop open ocean tourism as an alternative to fishing and produced the award-winning documentary film México Pelágico. Jorge founded a major liveaboard and ocean safari operation where he also envisioned & designed one of the top liveaboard vessels in the world.   As an underwater photographer, Jorge has documented unique, never before seen marine behavior. Swimming along orcas while they hunt pelagic rays in the Sea of Cortez, lurking amongst crocodiles and anacondas alike, or freediving with great white sharks in Guadalupe Island are only some of the moments that Jorge captures in his images. His work has been featured by National Geographic, Wired, Ocean Geographic, Apple and Samsung, among many others.   A two-time TED speaker, Jorge has been an ambassador for Discovery Channel, Nauticam, The Outdoor Journal, Blancpain, and KIA. Founding Board Member when the Revillagigedo National Park was created in 2017 and a former Advisory Board Member at the Guadalupe Island Biosphere Reserve. ​ During COVID lockdown, Jorge co-produced and hosted The Hydrophone, a limited 10-episode podcast where he chats with award-winning cinematographers, conservationists, and other relevant figures of the ocean world.   In his most recent venture, Jorge founded the adventure travel firm Sherpa GX in 2023 with the purpose of sharing his love for the natural world through world class expeditions to the wildest places on Earth.

An underwater recording made at Lock 59 of the UK's Grand Union Canal via a home-made hydrophone. Recorded by Andrew Petrie.

Greetings one and all. We have returned from a brief hiatus after the passing of Rhonda's Dad to venture out to the Boardman River for a hydrophone recording. Hydrowhat? A hydrophone is a specialized microphone used to capture the hidden sounds of aquatic environment that happen beneath the surface of the water. Unlike traditional microphones that are designed to pick up sound waves traveling through the air, hydrophones are engineered to detect sound waves transmitted through the water. These fascinating devices work by converting changes in underwater pressure caused by sound waves into electrical signals. The Boardman River begins near Kalkaska, Michigan and meanders around 28 miles through Traverse City until it empties into the Grand Traverse Bay on Lake Michigan. This river is a prime example of a blue ribbon river, offering an exceptional fishing experience for anglers and a pristine habitat for its aquatic residents. One of the key factors that contribute to its blue ribbon status is the health population of brook trout. These trout thrive in the crystal clear waters and diverse ecosystem, which provides the perfect conditions for their growth and reproduction. The blue ribbon designation not only reflects the rivers outstanding water quality and well-managed surroundings ut also highlights the importance of preserving and maintaining such habitats for future generations. Recorded just a stone's throw from the Scheck's Place Trail Camp with the Zoom F6 Field Recorder and the Aquarian H2A Hydrophone, this episode is a nice look at what lies beneath the river in late winter/early spring. The Trail Camp is maintained by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and is used by equestrians seeking to traverse the Shore to Shore Riding Trail. The Shore to Shore Trail is over 220 miles long and connects Lake Huron to Lake Michigan. Primarily used by horseback riders, the trail is also open to hikers and cross-country skiers. I was surprised to see two hearty kayakers on the river today. They stopped at the horse watering hole to take a break as I was packing up my gear. We were all surprised to see someone else on the river and had a great conversation. They had been on the river for about 2 hours and had another hour or so before they concluded their journey at the old Brown Bridge Dam. While they were definitely getting a jump on the kayaking season, their presence signals a gentle swing towards spring and is a very welcome sign. Recording Details:Date and Time: 3/15/2023 | 3:30PMLocation: Scheck's Place Trail Camp, Traverse City, MichiganLandscape/Feature: Boardman RiverConditions: 35F (2C), Sunny, Mild, Light WindsRecording Device: Zoom F6 Field RecorderMicrophone(s): Sonorous Objects SO.1Support the showThanks for listening! ❤️ Your support means the world to me. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter for daily updates.

    The 538th of a series of weekly radio programmes created by :zoviet*france:   First broadcast 29 October 2022 by Resonance 104.4 FM and CJMP 90.1 FM   Thanks to the artists included here for their fine work.   track list 00 :zoviet*france: - Intro 01 Tomas Schmit - No. 13... ['Tellus #24 – FluxTellus' track B3] 02 Peter Speer - Om Shanti (Extended) 03 Zach Zinn - A Wheel of Sounds Born from Space 04 Hekla - Tangarhald 05 [unknown artist / SE Trains] - stb_wnw 06 Joseph Young - Wind_Bressay Tower 07 Lee Enfield - Lee Enfield's Night by the Fire 08 Mimetic Under Pressure - Ultra [extract] 09 Kraken - A 01 10 Freetousesounds - AMBUndr, Drop, Tube, Hydrophone, Underwater, FTUS, 19232, 01 11 Rsundin - (default) 10 12 alfa00_2509_2 - Bubblerap & Shamanika (Telepathic Telegram for Jena Jang) [extract] 13 Brian Eno - Making Gardens out of Silence ++ :zoviet*france: - Outro    

Dr Scarlett Smash and Dr Craken MacCraic chat to Dr Heather Spence about how useful recording ocean sound can be in the fields of marine biology and conservation. This episode is supported by an ad from Cetacean Research Technology - providers of affordable, top quality hydrophones to scientists, documentary makers, artists, educators, whale-watchers and all types of ocean enthusiast! https://www.cetaceanresearch.com/index.html If you liked this show please support us so we can keep providing more content,  $1 helps : www.patreon.com/marineconservation  Contact info@absolutelysmashingllc.com for more information about sponsoring MCHH episodes or having advertisments on the show. MCHH Twitter MCHH Fb Live Dr Scarlett Smash YouTube Dr Scarlett Smash Twitter  Dr Scarlett Smash Instagram Dr Scarlett Smash TikTok  Dr Craken MacCraic Twitter Dr Craken MacCraic Instagram MCHH Instagram

Avec des océans plus chauds, le son y voyagera plus vite. Et alors? Le problème, c'est que les animaux marins communiquent par voie sonore, parfois à longue distance, puisque le son voyage très bien et très loin dans l'eau. Est-ce que la vitesse du son sera réellement bouleversée par le réchauffement de la mer? Dans quelle mesure? Et quelles seront les conséquences sur les animaux?  Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

The underwater sounds in this creek near Brisbane are like an eclectic jam session.

The underwater sounds in this creek near Brisbane are like an eclectic jam session.

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Our recent exhibit Submergence: Going Below the Surface with Orca and Salmon, presented with the Endangered Species Coalition, included a soundscape of orca sounds, original poetry, and music. This excerpt features Jack Straw Writers Ching-In Chen and Rena Priest reading their work, and music by Eduardo del Signore, with Hydrophone recordings by Orcasound.

Our recent exhibit Submergence: Going Below the Surface with Orca and Salmon, presented with the Endangered Species Coalition, included a soundscape of orca sounds, original poetry, and music. This excerpt features Jack Straw Writers Ching-In Chen and Rena Priest reading their work, and music by Eduardo del Signore, with Hydrophone recordings by Orcasound.

What's the weirdest shit you've heard all day?Tyler presents us with bizarre recordings from deep under the ocean, starting with the famous Bloop and spiraling out from there.Our second tale is a retelling of a horrific and incredibly violent accident—one of the many dangers of one of the most dangerous jobs on the planet.Finally, Bailey brings us out of the sea and onto dry land for the long and bizarre tale of the infamous Skinwalker Ranch.Let's get weird.#JoinTheTalk: https://linktr.ee/Culttalknet

Today's episode of Sleep & Relax ASMR features a soothing and relaxing recording of a water pump being recorded with a hydrophone. Enjoy! --- Buy us a coffee! buymeacoff.ee/sI5ZB4N --- Betterhelp: TryBetterHelp.com/Relax 10% off exclusive offer to Sleep and Relax ASMR listeners. BetterHelp is the largest online counseling platform worldwide. They offer convenient, discreet and affordable access to a licensed therapist. Available worldwide. --- Betterhelp: TryBetterHelp.com/Relax 10% off exclusive offer to Sleep and Relax ASMR listeners. BetterHelp is the largest online counseling platform worldwide. They offer convenient, discreet and affordable access to a licensed therapist. Available worldwide. --- DOWNLOAD: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sleep-and-relax-asmr/id1133320064 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/sleepandrelaxasmr Radio Public: https://radiopublic.com/sleep-and-relax-asmr-6pAPm8 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4VvI482AIUgKZGfOWqjuyw Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/sleep-and-relax-asmr Castbox: https://castbox.fm/channel/id356618 TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/Sleep-and-Relax-ASMR-p899136/ Pobean: https://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/tvjti-4fcb7/Sleep-and-Relax-ASMR-Podcast --- Email: Hello@SleepandRelaxASMR.com Website: www.SleepandRelaxASMR.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sleepandrelaxasmr/message

This week we're going on a daring dog recue, talking to dolphins and looking out for our friends on Wear It Purple Day…

This week we’re going on a daring dog recue, talking to dolphins and looking out for our friends on Wear It Purple Day…

This week we’re going on a daring dog recue, talking to dolphins and looking out for our friends on Wear It Purple Day…

This track accompanies the book, "Capturing Wildlife Sound: A Useful Guide."

Sapphire wanders into Ntia, where she has been remembered as a male river god, and speaks with some of the people who live there.  Features Sophie Doss as Sapphire, Daniel Rojas as Shedalai, Cindy Verzwyvelt as Nyra, and Timmy Vilgiate, Nicholas Kline, Cindy Verzwyvelt, and Sophie Doss as crowd members.  Please consider donating to the Chinook Center's Colorado Springs Protest Support Fund: https://checkout.square.site/pay/4859ae2c03624cf09e4de332216d85c5, or find your local bail fund here: https://www.communityjusticeexchange.org/nbfn-directory Sound effects from freesound.org: "15" by adcbicycle, "Cat, Screaming, A" by InspectorJ, "Crate Break 4" by kevinkace, "Old Metal Wheelbarrow" by andersmmg, "mud_1" by lzmraul, "wet slop plop" by eneasz, "kicking a wheelbarrow... (four sounds from series) by jorickhoofd, "wet soggy squishy footsteps" by bewagne, "squelching footsteps" by Adielees9, "Flies on shit 2" by Te TeNoise, "water falling from stainless steel dam" by klankbeeld, "Water Explosion" by Sheyvan, "Ambience, Rain, Heavy..." by InspectorJ, "footsteps on wood foley" by martian, "Footsteps running away" by Rudmer Rotteveel, "Lake at night 1" by radam04, "Waterfall off a dam at Hitchens Pond" by evanfinkle, "Hydrophone drain sink metal kitchen suck" by Javier Zumer, "Draining sink recorded with hydrophones" by kev_durr, "Night by the beach" by caquet, "group_shocked8" by thanvannispen, "Shocked gasp" by GentlemanWalrus, "anger" by JuanFG, "I'll kick you so hard" by Airborne80, "murmur on ferry 3" by ivolipa, "35-Intrigue Murmur" by Leoctiurs, "Large crowd medium distance" by eguobyte, "Indoor adult murmur, couple" by SpliceSound, "rowing" by hazure, "Splashing Water by Oars" by Lubini, and previously used hydrophone sounds from S3E5.

Dimanche 31 mai,  deuxième épisode du cycle de Récréation Sonore dédié à la rêverie. Ce dimanche, nous rêverons en musique et en plein sons, avec avec un Hörpsiel de Sebastien Béranger  et les compositions électroacoustiques  d'Aude Rabillon et  d'Yves Zysman.  Anne Line Drocourt  et le  « Sproposito  des rêves »  nous  emmèneront au son des voix en suspension entre rêve et réalité. Hörspiel et compositions électro-acoustiques On écoute d'abord "Hein deux , trois siècles"  de Sébastien Béranger.  "Prenez une photo et découpez-là en touts petits morceaux. Chaque morceau reproduit un détail, qui, pris isolément, devient le sujet même de ces miniatures. Cette œuvre est comme un puzzle qui se découvrirait pièce par pièce, sans jamais se reconstruire dans le bon ordre. Les phrases sont ainsi découpées, puis rassemblées de manière parfois hasardeuse... Décontextualisé, chaque mot s'éloigne se sa signification première. Quelle est cette bête ? Pourquoi trois siècles ? Quelle machine & quel bâtiment ? A vous, chers auditeurs, d'en découvrir le sens ou d'y projeter vos propres imaginaires ! Hein ?!?" Avec "Et je creuse vers plus de silence ",  Aude Rabillon nous propose d'entrer dans la matière sonore. "Au loin, une masse sourde. Tendre l'oreille. Tendre. Encore." Aude Rabillon  poursuit son travail sur le silence, sculpte la matière sonore à la recherche  d'un "presque rien" avec sa dernière pièce à découvrir : Latences. Enfin, avec   "Premier bain (Hydrophone)"  Yves Zysman nous conduit vers des rêves liquides, balnéaires et maritimes, vagues  et nappes  sonores  essentielles en ces temps où nous sommes passés de confinés à assignés à résidence. Rêves de voix Anne Line Drocourt  nous livre une oeuvre étonnante de 2min22. "Dans le bleu",  pièce créée pour l'appel à son de Daniel Martin-Borret en 2018,  évoque un temps de latence, de suspension, là oû rode l'ennui et menace la solitude. Une sorte de prémonition du confinement, qu'Anne-Line a magnifiquement évoqué dans sa dernière pièce "La mort de Mme S" Un "sproposito" est  "une brève parole hors de propos/ mal à propos dans une conversation, dans le fil d'un discours". Sproposito, c'est la rubrique mensuelle de Muriel KS, de l'équipe de Récréation sonore, qui propose un collage hétéroclite, musical et sonore autour des voix de Pierre Schaeffer et Daniel Pennac. Avec un emprunt- hommage à Dominique Petitgand. Prenez soin de vous, et rêvez en sons ! L'émission de cette semaine a été produite, réalisée et présentée par Muriel KS. Dimanche prochain le 7 juin  Anna Livia  vous proposera notamment  la pièce Dreamland de Joaquin Cofreces, et le tiroir de Récréation sonore de Léa Minod.

This week we talk about why National Sorry Day is so important, plus we hear about shooting stars, quiet oceans and a new dino discovery...

This week we talk about why National Sorry Day is so important, plus we hear about shooting stars, quiet oceans and a new dino discovery...

Dimanche 31 mai,  deuxième épisode du cycle de Récréation Sonore dédié à la rêverie. Ce dimanche, nous rêverons en musique et en plein sons, avec avec un Hörpsiel de Sebastien Béranger  et les compositions électroacoustiques  d'Aude Rabillon et  d'Yves Zysman.  Anne Line Drocourt  et le  « Sproposito  des rêves »  nous  emmèneront au son des voix en suspension entre rêve et réalité.   Hörspiel et compositions électro-acoustiques On écoute d’abord "Hein deux , trois siècles"  de Sébastien Béranger.  "Prenez une photo et découpez-là en touts petits morceaux. Chaque morceau reproduit un détail, qui, pris isolément, devient le sujet même de ces miniatures. Cette œuvre est comme un puzzle qui se découvrirait pièce par pièce, sans jamais se reconstruire dans le bon ordre. Les phrases sont ainsi découpées, puis rassemblées de manière parfois hasardeuse... Décontextualisé, chaque mot s'éloigne se sa signification première. Quelle est cette bête ? Pourquoi trois siècles ? Quelle machine et quel bâtiment ? A vous, chers auditeurs, d'en découvrir le sens ou d'y projeter vos propres imaginaires ! Hein ?!?"   Avec "Et je creuse vers plus de silence ",  Aude Rabillon nous propose d'entrer dans la matière sonore. "Au loin, une masse sourde. Tendre l'oreille. Tendre. Encore."   Aude Rabillon  poursuit son travail sur le silence, sculpte la matière sonore à la recherche  d'un "presque rien" avec sa dernière pièce à découvrir : Latences.       Enfin, avec   "Premier bain (Hydrophone)"  Yves Zysman nous conduit vers des rêves liquides, balnéaires et maritimes, vagues  et nappes  sonores  essentielles en ces temps où nous sommes passés de confinés à assignés à résidence.         Rêves de voix   Anne Line Drocourt  nous livre une oeuvre étonnante de 2min22. "Dans le bleu",  pièce créée pour l'appel à son de Daniel Martin-Borret en 2018,  évoque un temps de latence, de suspension, là oû rode l'ennui et menace la solitude. Une sorte de prémonition du confinement, qu'Anne-Line a magnifiquement évoqué dans sa dernière pièce "La mort de Mme S"     Un "sproposito" est  "une brève parole hors de propos/ mal à propos dans une conversation, dans le fil d'un discours". Sproposito, c'est la rubrique mensuelle de Muriel KS, de l'équipe de Récréation sonore, qui propose un collage hétéroclite, musical et sonore autour des voix de Pierre Schaeffer et Daniel Pennac. Avec un emprunt- hommage à Dominique Petitgand.   Prenez soin de vous, et rêvez en sons ! L'émission de cette semaine a été produite, réalisée et présentée par Muriel KS. Dimanche prochain le 7 juin  Anna Livia  vous proposera notamment  la pièce Dreamland de Joaquin Cofreces, et le tiroir de Récréation sonore de Léa Minod.  

“Recording with a hydrophone (an underwater microphone) can be hit and miss. Unlike recording the environment that surrounds us there is a higher degree of lucky dip (!) as you […]

"I create a journey in which forms are always in a state of becoming, where the human merges with other bodies and where we have a chance to listen/experience a site from an altogether different perspective." Rebecca Glover. We dive into sound and take off our ears to listen to seedlings, objects and locations. We discuss notation of sound and how to make sound felt through language/instruction. We talk about how Foley has developed Rebecca's practise and she jams with some objects to hand in her makeshift studio (her spare room) with an empty feta tin, a baking tray and some dry spaghetti, to give us some ideas for how to create some sound at home. I try to make some tuneful flapping. Sound: Listening Perspectives, Hydrophone, Regents Canal Autumn 2019 Image: Ear Sponge Breathing https://rebeccaglover.co.uk --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emma-cousin/support

John and Sapphire respond to their new situation in Oi, unsure whether or not it is safe or right to intervene in the city's affairs. Rivers of the Mind was written and produced by Timmy Vilgiate, who also played the part of John. Sophia Doss played the part of Sapphire, and C.j. Hackett played the part of the prophet. Crowd voices were provided by Hugo Delgado and Michael Merriam. Bird reference sounds were collected by Josep del Hoyo, Santiago Imberti, Laurent Demongin, Carlos Gussoni, and Scott Olmstead, all contributors to the Internet Bird Collection.  As always, Freesound.org provided most of our sound effects. Sound effects in this episode included "smashing toilet" by KeyKrusher, "Glass bottle Smashing" by awholenewlife1, "Glass Breaking" by Samgd14, "Hitting in a Face" by florianreichelt, "Crowd in Panic" by ienba, "20181018.scream03.wav" by dobroide, "human male scream terrified" by natemarler, "Scream, female, x2" by peridactyloprtix, "Footsteps Running away Fading" by Rudmer Roteveel, "yell kid male help help" by benjaminharveydesign, "boulderfall1" by AGC66, "Single Rock hit Dirt" by worthahep88, "Female horror cries: Help" by AmeAngelofSin, "Arrow Impact 3" by Ali6868, "Caball galop passa i frene" by Crater RF, "Boiling Towel" by unfa, "Heavy Rain" by lebaston100, "Whoosh" and "Big water splash" by qubodup, "Big wave splash" by soundmary, "niagara falls_02052017_002" by miastodzwiekow, "20130101_221450_rattsjoen_creaking ice" by hoersturz, "Rain heard 900 meters below the sea surface" by MBARI_MARS, "18_Underwater_Waves1" by tomtenney, "01 Morning Listening" by listening to whales, "Lobster Breathing" by baryy, "Clay Pottery Drop 'n' Break" by Kinoton, "Protest01" by karymronda, "Any_Word2_ses2"" Any_Word_ses2" and "War_ses2"  by freesound, "Crowd/Mob/Riot Noise" by FillMat, "Crowd.Yay.Applause.25ppl.Long" and "Crowd.Yay.Applause.25ppl.Short" by Jesse Pash, "Water Splashes" by Phil25,  "Jump into water splash sound" by Nikhill Kumar, "OneWaveInTelukNipah" by LoopUdu, "Hydrophone-Dissolving Vitamin C Tablet" by Sonic-ranger, "Hydrophone underwater stream quiet pipe" and "Hydrophone underwater stream close pipe gurgle" by Javier Zumer, "HighflowRiver" by Cagan Celik and "cicade at nighttime animals 02" by Eelke.

Episode 72: Water recorded near a dock using a hydrophone. Sit back, relax, and enjoy! --- Sleep & Study Soundscapes is a weekly podcast curating and uploading the best tracks to help you study or sleep. --- Contact Us: SleepandStudySoundScapes@gmail.com --- Sound profile: Bubbles, Binaural ASMR Soundscape, Water --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sleep-and-study-soundscapes/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sleep-and-study-soundscapes/support

Under the sea it isn't all relaxing whale noise. The sound of the reef creatures is actually more like a percussive static with some grinding teeth on rock thrown in.

Under the sea it isn’t all relaxing whale noise. The sound of the reef creatures is actually more like a percussive static with some grinding teeth on rock thrown in.

Larguez les amarres : l’Esperanza prend le large pour deux semaines d’expédition au large de la Guyane. Objectif : mieux connaître la biodiversité marine de cette région, avec l’aide d’une équipe de scientifiques du CNRS et appeler à la protection des océans.  Avec les voix de Lambert Wilson, Edina Ifticene (chargée de campagne océans chez Greenpeace France), Vladimir Votiacov (Capitaine de l’Esperanza), Adrian Arauz (1ier Officier), Ana Paula Maciel (Chef des Matelots), Daniel Bravo (Chef cuisinier), Ian Rogers (3ème mécanicien) et Renato Rinaldi (Expert cétacés - Association Evasion Tropicale).  Musique par Alessandro Montanari et Renato Rinaldi, enregistrée à bord de  l’Esperanza.  Ce podcast est rendu possible par Greenpeace France et réalisé par Antoine Bertin avec le soutien de Plink.

Watching, all day long. From 6.30am to 6pm, marine biologists scan the horizon and list absolutely everything they spot: cetaceans, seabirds, fish ... Guianese waters are bursting with life. With the voices of Lambert Wilson, Han Bum Ryu (2nd mate), Ghislain Doremus (marine biologist at PELAGIS observatory - University of La Rochelle - CNRS), Olivier Van Canneyt (marine biologist at PELAGIS observatory - University of La Rochelle - CNRS), Renato Rinaldi (marine Biologist - Association Evasion Tropicale), Amandine Bordin (Scientific Observer - GEPOG), Margot Van-Houcke (Scientific Observer - GEPOG), Till Seindensticker (Radio Operator), Jaqueline Zamora (Deckhand), Alessandro Montanari (Deckhand). Music by Alessandro Montanari and Renato Rinaldi, recorded aboard the Esperanza. This podcast is made possible by Greenpeace France and directed by Antoine Bertin.

You are invited behind the scenes on board the Esperanza to meet the main characters of our expedition off the coast of French Guiana: Vlad (the captain), Ana Paula (bosun), Alessandro (deckhand), and a certain Otto. With the voices of Lambert Wilson, Mariano Rauleti (3rd mate) Vladimir Votiacov (Captain of Esperanza), Ana Paula Maciel (Bosun), Jaqueline Zamora (Deckhand), Ian Rogers (3rd Engineer) and Alessandro Montanari (Deckhand). Music by Alessandro Montanari and Renato Rinaldi, recorded aboard the Esperanza. This podcast is made possible by Greenpeace France and directed by Antoine Bertin. For  those among you who would like to know the exact dimensions of the rudder of Esperanza, and how the captain manages to control the ship with one hand, go to the Instagram account of Greenpeace France: @Greenpeace_France.

"Hello everybody!" You are still aboard the Esperanza. The temperature is 33 degrees Celsius and today we saw humpback whales. Even better, we heard them singing. With the voices of Lambert Wilson, Olivier Van Canneyt (Marine Biologist at PELAGIS observatory - University of La Rochelle - CNRS), Renato Rinaldi (Marine Biologist & Hydrophone Specialist- Association Evasion tropicale), Sophie Vergne (Operations Lead at Greenpeace France) Underwater recordings by Renato Rinaldi. Music by Alessandro Montanari and Renato Rinaldi, recorded aboard the Esperanza. This podcast is made possible by Greenpeace France and directed by Antoine Bertin

Since its early days in 1971, Greenpeace (at the time called “Do not make a wave” committee) has believed in making the invisible, visible, for instance while protesting against the American nuclear tests in Amchitka, an island off the coast of Alaska. Almost 50 years later, Greenpeace is still at sea documenting marine ecosystems and shedding light on the threats they face. With the voices of Lambert Wilson, Edina Ifticene (Oceans campaigner at Greenpeace France), Thiago Almeida (Climate & Energy campaigner at Greenpeace Brazil), Amandine Bordin (Scientific observer - GEPOG) Music by Alessandro Montanari and Renato Rinaldi, recorded aboard the Esperanza This podcast is made possible by Greenpeace France and directed by Antoine Bertin.

“Hello everybody !” Vous êtes toujours à bord de l’Esperanza. La température est de 33 degrés celsius et aujourd’hui nous avons vu des baleines à bosses. Mieux encore, nous les avons écouté chanter.  Avec les voix de Lambert Wilson, Olivier Van Canneyt (Biologiste marin à l'observatoire PELAGIS à l'université de La Rochelle CNRS), Renato Rinaldi (Biologiste Marin - Association Evasion Tropicale, Spécialiste Hydrophone), Sophie Vergne (Chef Opérations Greenpeace)  Enregistrement sous-marins par Renato Rinaldi.   Musique par Alessandro Montanari et Renato Rinaldi, enregistrés sur le pont de l’Esperanza. Ce podcast est rendu possible par Greenpeace France et réalisé par Antoine Bertin. 

Interlude entre 2 épisodes, voici un petit rush d'interview où  Josias Felicite, capitaine de Batopeï (que vous pouvez suivre sur instagram et sur son blog) et me remémore ma première sortie bateau.  Bonne écoute à tous !  N'oubliez pas de me faire vos retours sur instagram, ou sur mon blog, c'est ce qui m'aide à m'améliorer :) 

Josh Miller is a multi-instrumentalist and sound facilitator. He creates sound immersions using evidence-based approaches to help people have a healing, meditative experience. For the past three years, he's traveled the world, exploring music and sound—from studying percussion in Cuba to Nada Yoga in India, and many cultural traditions in between. I met Josh recently at an event in which he collaborated with one of my colleagues to incorporate ocean sounds from a hydrophone in the Monterey Bay into a sound bath with the intention of connecting participants to life underwater. In this conversation, we travel with Josh on his lifelong journey through music, sound, and nature. I think this conversation will be very inspiring for anyone that resonates deeply with music and sound and anyone who's been on—or is in the midst of—a journey to their authentic selves. Listen all the way to the end to hear a musical offering with Josh playing the handpan drum. Learn more about Josh and his work at Embodied Sounds and follow him on Instagram @embodiedsounds.Learn more about his collaborative sound immersion called Sounds of the Ocean. Check out the Sounds of the Ocean event happening Aug 4, 2019 at DiviniTree Yoga in Santa Cruz. Check out the documentary about the Camino de Santiago that Josh worked on, which inspired him to set out on the journey through north Spain.Learn more about Susan's journey on Instagram @thirdeyescience (be sure to check out the stories, which are updated almost daily!)To help support the show, please tell a friend, share on social media, and rate/review on your favorite podcast platform. More information on www.thirdeyescience.comMusic by www.bensound.com

Sounds Curious: ASMR and Acoustic Intimacy Please support our home! http://www.patreon.com/TheWillowsNest – home of the Sounds Curious podcast, and so much more. Every contribution, no matter how large or small, is greatly appreciated. There are great rewards at every level, too! Credits: Intro and audio installation: Title: Ocean / Ziyaaraiy Magu Road, Maafushi, Мальдивы Artist: ChuprinGA@mail.ru http://aporee.org/maps/ Hydrophone tracks: “humpback whales, Boucan cannot, ile de la reunion” and later Hydrophone_Chant des baleines_22/07/2010” Artist: Pierre Gauthier http://aporee.org/maps “large-pond-harlaxton-manor-hydrophone” artist: Vortichez found in the hydrophone recording package. http://www.freesound.org/people/Vortichez Performance audio (starts at 39:59 – use ear buds for an even stronger effect): From “Amplified Bricks” by Brad Nath – performance at The Willows Nest, Berlin on October 20, 2018. Check out the event page in our archives for links to video by the artists, his remarks on “Acoustectonics” and sounding materials, and a photo of one of his custom-made instruments at http://willowsnest.org/events/amplified-bricks-brad-nath/ More videos of his work at: https://vimeo.com/bradnath Don't want to subscribe with Patreon, but still want to support the little podcast that could? Consider scoring a Sounds Curious T shirt or mug from The Willows Nest Shop over on Teespring! With our lovely logos designed by the visual artist Ilknur Demirkoparan, and styles selected personally by your podcast host - they make a material statement and keep us going. Part of each sale supports our audio efforts. Check out the designs at: http://teespring.com/stores/the-willows-nest-shop

Donald Killorn of Eastern Charlotte Waterways visits Submerged to discuss what it is like measuring underwater noise in the Bay of Fundy, Canada.

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.[Repeat]

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.[Repeat]

[ESP] Hay una fuente en el Parc Natural de Collserola que dejó de existir durante más de cincuenta años. Estaba sepultada bajo el barro hasta que se reencontró gracias a un caminante. En los años 90 se iniciaron las obras para recuperar toda la zona y ahora, para mi es una de las lugares más especiales y donde más a menudo voy a grabar sonidos. Esta pieza sonora quiere resumir toda esta historia en un poco más de 10 minutos. He combinado hidrófonos y microfonia en ORTF. [ENG] There is a fountain in the Collserola Natural Park that ceased to exist for more than fifty years. It was buried under the mud until it was found thanks to a walker. In the 90s the works began to recover the whole area and now, for me it's one of the most special places I record sounds. This sound piece wants to summarize all this story in a little more than 10 minutes. I have combined hydrophones and microphone in ORTF. [CAT] Hi ha una font al Parc Natural de Collserola que va deixar d'existir durant més d'uns cincuanta anys. Estava sepultada sota del fang fins que es va retrobar gràcies a un caminant. Als anys noranta es van iniciar les obres per recuperar tota la zona i ara, per a mi, és un dels llocs més especials i on més sovint vaig a enregistrar. Aquesta peça sonora vol resumir tota aquesta història en poc més de 10 minuts. He combinat hidròfons i microfonia en ORTF. Espacio sonante intenta facilitar la escucha atenta. Gracias por la visita.

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.

This is from my sound chat with Rob Nokes about recording SFX with the Hydrophone

Listen to a teaser for the upcoming three-part audio documentary, Whale Point, which explores the lives and work of two researchers in the depths of the Great Bear Rainforest of northwestern Canada. Hear the most incredible sounds that the ocean has to offer, and be transported to a dreamlike world as far from the grid as you can possibly get. Part 1 COMING SOON.Hydrophone audio presented with permission from the North Coast Cetacean Society.www.bcwhales.org

SEASON TWO IS FINALLY HERE!!! Hosted by Richard B McLean and Rob Buchert Glenn tells us about his fine letterpress and sound art. What Makes Glen Stucki Tick? We're going to be more active on Instagram Featured Media This Week: Star Wars Nonsense | Sounds from the Inside of Objects | Our Theme is By Sam Davis Have a question or comment that you’d like played on the air? — Please Leave a Message at (801) Sketch1 — [(801) 753-8241]

The "swishing" sound that sounds like a Sci-Fi UFO is the propeller of a small boat.

Hydrophone recording made near Villa Nova Milfontes, Alentejo, Portugal. Incorporated in the installation "CultCult - audio illumination form the Ocean."

Underwater sounds as varied as sea urchins and boats, fish and whales, as well as dolphins and waves are helping build an underwater sound map of the Hauraki Gulf

Underwater sounds as varied as sea urchins and boats, fish and whales, as well as dolphins and waves are helping build an underwater sound map of the Hauraki Gulf

#Underwater recording in the Park Canal, Harvest Time Guided Walk in #Limerick City in #Ireland

This piece is solely based on Hydrophone recordings, made by Jana Winderen in Berlin, Mjsa, Halifax (Canada) and Oslo. With thanks to Doug Quin, samples of whose work also were used in this piece. [Recorded in Stockholm by BJNilsen on the 13th anniversary of the founding of Ash International. Also performing that night were Alvars Orkester, Elgaland-Vargaland, BJNilsen and OCSID.] Jana Winderen is an artist, curator and producer who lives and works in Oslo, Norway. She is a member of freq_out.