Sonic Arts

  • Cape Tribulation at Night

    The rain forest at night is one of the most special places on earth. The canopy and the forest floor literally crawls with life from the smallest bug to the largest mammal.. All of these animals make up this cacophony…

  • Arctic Terns Attack

    Arctic Terns Attack

    Timothy Muirhead recently published a very cool post, featuring recordings of arctic terns, who not only made some great sounds but also attacked the recordist! As we explored the island we discovered (or rather were discovered by) a bird that…

  • Tokafi: Interview with Luís Antero

    Tokafi: Interview with Luís Antero

    Tokafi has published a great interview with composer and recordist Luís Antero. Globalism is often an illusion, with most of the traveling done on laptops. Within the field recording scene, on the other hand, there is a definite trend towards…

  • Reflections on Sound

    Reflections on Sound

    Great post at Soundlandscapes featuring sounds from a wherry in Sunderland, along with an interesting reflection on the importance and historical value of field recording. Sound gives us information but it also creates emotion. Sound lets us paint our own…

  • Temporal Soundings

    Temporal Soundings

    [soundcloud url=”http://soundcloud.com/maaheli/sibelius-sculpture-day-night”] Temporal Soundings was a unique 2 day workshop and overnight retreat that took place at Galleria Oksasenkatu 11 and the surrounding urban area in central Helsinki. The focus of the workshop was on the temporal aspects of sound recording…

  • Acoustic Ecology

    Acoustic Ecology

    La Cosa Preziosa has posted an article on her website highlighting the effects of inorganic man-made sounds. It does point out interesting differences to sounds we take for granted, especially those of us who live busy city lives. I find…