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listen hear sound projects - audio diary

steven brown - sound designer - personal audio diary and sound sketches

About listenhear…

Ok, here’s my audio diary experiment…lets see how it goes.

I’m using a variety of equipment, but most of the recordings in my diary have been made on an m-audio microtrack using either the internal mics, a sony ecm-ms957 or Rode NT4. My work is usually edited in Adobe Audition or sometimes on Protools, I try not to add any compression, EQ or other processing.  

This project is more about the content than the quality of recording and of course, playing back anything in MP3 format is hardly the best way to hear them.

I’ve started this Audio Diary/Blog in order to share some of my sonic memories and as a method of storing and exploring some audio ecology ideas. From time to time I’ll post recordings which I’ve made in the past. This is an early stage version of a project which will include artists from other fields.

If, for any reason, you want to download any stuff I’ve posted, for use in any other medium, I’d a appreciate a credit…

I hope you enjoy what I post on here and the photographs are all my own work too….

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2 Responses to “About listenhear…”

  1. Rebecca Says:

    Hi i have really enjoyed listening to your works- they are extremely relaxing and almost therapeutic to listen to. i am studying sound design at the moment at college and was wandering is you could inspire me as i am currently trying desperately to find an idea for a final year sound design project. or maybe you could tell me what inspires your own projects? thank you very much. rebecca

  2. Döbrentei László Says:

    This web page was very interesting for me! With thanks döbi

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