Holiday present ideas for sound recordists, designers, photographers, scientific researchers etc.
Read MoreFile storage and data management on expeditions
File storage and data management can be a source of headaches even in the safe space of a studio. Add a few elements to the mix (humidity, head, being on the road, lack of access to electricity, insects, monkeys etc.) and it becomes a bit of a nightmare. Here are some of the most important aspects to consider.
Read MoreBest microphones for recording nature and wildlife sounds
What microphones should I get for nature and wildlife sound recording? I’ll try to offer a comprehensive and definitive answer even though I’m not a big fan of definitive statements.
Read MoreHow I edit and master my field recordings
The studio side of field recording
Read MoreMy fascination with soundscape recording
One of my favourite soundscapes to listen to and record is that of rainforest hills. Rainforest because, well, it's a rainforest! Incredibly biodiverse, dense, lush and full of life. You don't really see a lot but you can hear an amazing variety of sounds. Hills because, unlike a flat, lowland rainforest, the sound is allowed to travel much further (even though not unimpeded).
Read MoreAnswering your field recording questions in one to one sessions
Do you have questions about field recording, expedtion planning, selling sound or other related topics? I might be able to help.
Read MoreHandheld recorder review and comparison
Review and comparison of five handheld sound recorders: Sony PCM D10, A10, D100 and M10, Olympus LS14. Sample recordings included.
Read MoreInterview about noise in nature recordings for Creative Field Recording
I was recently interviewed by Paul Virostek of Creative Field Recording about how I avoid noise when recording nature. Check out my answers on the CFR website.
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