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Cicadas of central new jersey recorded with a zoom h5.

The sounds from inside the 12:05 nj transit train from newark airport to penn station.

Short recording of nighttime ambience taken in my backyard. Lots of cicadas and the lot. Recorded in south jersey if it makes a difference.

El Carretero - Marinera - Orquesta Victor - Camden-New Jersey 4 Noviembre 1913

Recorded in central jersey at 5:15 am, may 9, 2020. Mic- zoom h5 xy capsule.

A warbler, a sparrow and some geese can be heard. This is raw, straight from the recorder. If you want something easily usable, check out my other version of this sound, which has the background noise removed. Recorded in new jersey. ---------------primo em172 capsules > zoom h1 recorder.

A mockingbird singing at midnight. Some suburban sounds can also be heard, such as a train horn. A passing insomniac wondered whether i was making all the noise, and i told him no, it was a bird.

Path train from new jersey to new york recorded on an iphone. Sometimes you just want a crappity sound like this.

Sounds of an arcade on the boardwalk in cape may, new jersey.

Ten whole minutes of night time suburban ambiance. Insects take center stage against a subtle backdrop of suburban sounds like cars and people. Might be good for a meditation session. 2 em172 omni mic capsules > zoom h1 > equalizer.

A warbler, a sparrow and some geese can be heard. In this version of this recording the background noise has been removed with a low-cut filter, and the recording has been turned into a loop. Recorded in new jersey. ---------------primo em172 capsules > zoom h1 recorder > low-cut filter.

I recorded this in my back yard. Birds can be heard, as well as children playing. The sound of a distant train horn can be heard. An airplane passes overhead. The neighbor's swimming pool filter is faintly audible. Recorded with a zoom h1.

Captured this on my iphone 12 pro internal microphone from my friends house in northern new jersey.

La Tipica - Polka by Carlo (or Carlos) Curti, originally published in 1895; performed by Trio Romano [i.e., Cibelli's Neapolitan Orchestra], Victor Records, New Jersey

Songbirds sing at the raptor trust in millington, nj. Recorded on the very first day of spring. I highly recommend visiting the raptor trust if you're in the area. It's an amazing place. Http://theraptortrust. Org. ----2 em172 omni capsules -> zoom h1 (low cut filter added).

Similar to my popular 2016 recording. Many birds are audible, as well as distant dogs. For a filtered loop suitable for videos or games, check out the processed version of this sound, with the background noise greatly reduced. Recorded during the 2019 world series of birding competition in nj. Feel free to use in commercial projects. --------------------------two em172 mic capsules -> zoom h1 recorder.

The sound of running water. You can hear rapids in the distance and water burbling around rocks up close. Recorded at ken lockwood gorge, in new jersey. --------------------2 primo em172 mic capsules > zoom h1.

New jersey. Recorded on ipad mini out the window of a house near street in residential neighborhood. Water tapping in rain gutter downspout. Crickets very soft in the background. A few cars woosh by on the street.

Subways in nyc don't usually get quiet. Somehow i found myself on a quiet train from new york to new jersey, not one vocal, apart from the public service announcement. Lots of what you'd expect from a train ride: squealing, screeching, rocking, and i got lucky as many stops and starts. Taken at 44. 1, with the fire app on an iphone 4. Don't doubt those little guys.

New jersey. Recorded on ipad mini out the window of a house near street in residential neighborhood. Water tapping in rain gutter downspout. Crickets very soft in the background. A few cars woosh by on the street.

Some migrating geese fly directly overhead, going from the left to the right side of the stereo field. You can hear the doppler shift as they pass. Songbirds sing in the background. Traffic can be heard. Recorded during the 2019 world series of birding. -------------------------2 em172 mic capsules -> zoom h1 handy recorder -> noise reduction (ocen audio).

Example of dissonance in Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier, Vol. I (Preludio XXI). The chord in question was pointed out in: Marquis, G. Welton (1964). Twentieth Century Music Idioms. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc. Presumably Marquis is the source of the tempo, dynamic, and, in the second measure, arpeggiation.

Una furtiva lagrima from Gaetano Donizetti's 1832 opera L'elisir d'amore, sung by Enrico Caruso on 26 November 1911 for the Victor Talking Machine Company in Camden, New Jersey.[1]

A recording of my backyard early april morning. Various birds, light traffic (far away), light breeze, and some occasional chickens. Can faintly hear me walking and doing some light chores around the yard (my apologies for that).

This is a ambient sound at a dog park on south mountain reservation in new jersey. People can be heard talking and opening and closing the fence. ---two primo em172 capsules -> zoom h1.

Some nice birds and some light rain, recorded at dawn, around 5:00 a. M. A cardinal and a song sparrow predominate. This recording is pretty clean for the suburbs and has few extraneous sounds. -----------2 primo em172 mic capsules -> zoom h1 recorder.

Similar to my popular 2016 recording. Many birds are audible, as well as distant dogs. This clip is highly processed, for a much less processed version, check out the raw version of this track. Recorded during the 2019 world series of birding competition in nj. Feel free to use in commercial projects. --------------------------two em172 mic capsules -> zoom h1 recorder -> high-pass filter -> noise reduction.

La fatal pietra ("Morir! sì pura e bella!") from Verdi's Aïda (1871), sung by Nicola Zerola in 1909. Digital transfer by Tim Ecker, cleanup by Adam Cuerden. This is Victor Matrix C-8493-2, Recorded 17 December 1909 in Camden, New Jersey, and released as Victor 74225. (Full details).

Pasquale Amato's 1911 rendition of the "Toreador Song" from Georges Bizet's 1875 opera Carmen (1875) This is Victor Matrix C-11213-1, recorded in Camden, New Jersey, on 11 September 1911, and released on a variety of labels

For the recording, i used the tree-ear method, holding the microphones on either side of a tree, which results in a very wide stereo field (considering the capsules are omni). It was recorded in my backyard on a winter day which was actually more like a spring day.

On many days i take a two mile walk from my house to my job. One gorgeous day i took my zoom h1 and sampled audio at various points during this walk. To avoid footsteps, i recorded each location standing still. In this file i gradually crossfade between the different locations. The walk begins on a suburban street, goes past a park where children are playing baseball, then a busy intersection, then a factory with open windows. A couple planes can be heard overhead. The last thing in the recording is the door of my job opening. ----recorded with internal microphones of a zoom h1.

Heard this out my window at 11:30 at night, 05/14/20, central new jersey. Probably a fox. From some brief research into fox calls (there are over 40 known calls) with this video https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=j6nuhlibhsm it sounds like either an alarm bark or vixen scream.

Heard this out my window at 11:30 at night, 05/14/20, central new jersey. Probably a fox. From some brief research into fox calls (there are over 40 known calls) with this video https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=j6nuhlibhsm it sounds like either an alarm bark or vixen scream.

The white-eyed vireo (vireo griseus) is a small songbird. It breeds in the southeastern united states from new jersey west to northern missouri and south to texas and florida, and also in eastern mexico, northern central america, cuba and the bahamas.

The title is pretty self explanatory. There's a little bit of wind noise. ---two primo em172 mic capsules > zoom h1. I made this recording with my newly acquired $10 primo em172 omni mic capsules, which i soldered to a cable diy loosely based on this tutorial:http://www. Wildmountainechoes. Com/equipment/diy-stereo-electret-mics-primo-em-172-capsules/this is a good example of what the capsules sound like when plugged directly into an inexpensive zoom h1 audio recorder. So far i've been pretty stunned by the performance of these capsules, which are significantly more sensitive than the built in microphones on the h1, and to my ears sound much less muddy. I'm particularly impressed by this because the capsules are running on the 2. 5v of plug-in power that the h1 delivers, which is below the minimum specs of the capsules. Even so there is remarkably little noise. I can only imagine how they would sound with a battery pack to deliver a full 5 volts!.

Unrestored version of File:Nicola Zerola, Giuseppe Verdi, La fatal pietra (Aida).ogg. La fatal pietra ("Morir! sì pura e bella!") from Verdi's Aïda (1871), sung by Nicola Zerola in 1909. Digital transfer by Tim Ecker. This is Victor Matrix C-8493-2, Recorded 17 December 1909 in Camden, New Jersey, and released as Victor 74225. (Full details).

I made this binaural recording while standing on a suburban street in the middle of a thunderstorm (in my socks) carrying an umbrella. There are some nice lightning strikes, and birds can be heard in the background. ----recorded with two sony lavalieres -> a zoom h1 (with home-made felt windscreens).

1st release date: 1934 1st recording date: 1934 Place of recording: Camden Church Studio No. 2 (Trinity Church Studio), Camden, New Jersey (United States) Author(s)/Composer(s): Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) Lyricist(s): none Conductor: Leopold Stokowski (1882-1977) Performer(s): Philadelphia Orchestra Vocal range: instrumental Title/Work: Nutcracker Suite, Op. 71A Content: Waltz of the Flowers (Conclusion) Genre(s): Ballet suite (orchestral suite)

Title/Work: Casse-Noisette Suite (Part 1) Content: a) Overture miniature, b) Danse Chinoise Genre(s): Ballet music Author(s)/(Composer(s): Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) Music arranger(s): none Lyricist(s): none Performer(s): American Symphony Orchestra Conductor: none Place of recording: West Orange, New Jersey (United States) 1st release date: 1 April 1921 1st recording date: 24/30 June 1918

Most of this recording is of insects in a special field of native wildflowers at a dog-park on south mountain reservation in new jersey. Near the beginning of the recording, you can hear, in the distance, a dog at the dog park yelping in pain very loudly, perhaps after receiving a bite from another dog. The rest of the recording is pure ambience, except for a plane (newark airport isn't far off). ---two primo em172 capsules -> zoom h1.

Title/Work: Casse-Noisette Suite (Part 2) Content: a) Danse de la Fée Dragée, b) Danse des Mirlitons Genre(s): Ballet music Author(s)/(Composer(s): Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) Music arranger(s): none Lyricist(s): none Performer(s): American Symphony Orchestra Conductor: none Place of recording: West Orange, New Jersey (United States) 1st release date: 1 April 1921 1st recording date: 24/30 June 1918

Title/Work: Cavalleria Rusticana Content: Intermezzo Genre(s): Opera terminology Author(s)/(Composer(s): Pietro Mascagni (1863-1945) Music arranger(s): none Lyricist(s): Giovanni Targioni-Tozzetti (1712-1783) and Guido Menasci (1867-1925) (adapted from a play written by Giovanni Verga (1840-1922)) Performer(s): Victor Orchestra Conductor: Walter B. Rogers (1865-1939) Place of recording: Camden, New Jersey (United States) 1st release date: February 1905 1st recording date: 7 November 1904 (B-4050: 18 June 1908)

This is a stereo recording of an exterior glass and metal door on a university campus in new jersey, usa. There are several articulations of the door here that lend themselves to creature and robot noises. There is a whimper and a sigh and a screech as well as some ticking and clicking. This reminded me very much of baby godzilla type noises. I've put these into iris 2 and had a good time making synth patches with them. Stereo recording at 48khz 24bit on a tascam d-40x using the internal microphones.

The sound of birds and distant thunder awoke me from a long nap, and so i sprung off the couch and grabbed my recording equipment, dashing outside just in time to record the arrival of a thunderstorm. Over the course of this clip, the storm gets closer and closer, until it starts to rain with increasing intensity. The clip is nicely unmolested by wind, and contains a nice background of birds. A tremendous thunderclap is featured in the middle, three minutes in.

Amicus No.: 31386294, Performer Heading: Victor Military Band, Performer: Victor Military Band, Title: "O Canada" [sound recording] / [Calixa Lavallée], Composer Heading: Lavallée, Calixa, Generic Label: Victor, Transcribed Label: Victor, Numbers: Issue no.: 17999, Matrix no.: [16871], Take no.: 1, Side no.: B, Notes: Distributor: Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, Manufacturer: Victor Talking Machine Co., New Jersey, Recorded: [9 Dec 1915], [Camden, NJ], Victor Talking Machine, Released: [ca 1916], Issue Type: primary label, Discographical reference: disc; Abrams, unpublished research, recording date, release date and matrix number, Physical Description: 1 sound disc : 78 rpm, monaural ; 10 inch, Genre: Anthems ; National anthems; Hymnes nationaux, Canada, Location: 0004 1376 1379