Inside Car, New England Freeway CT, 6:50pm
Location: Hofstra University Starbucks Cafe
Sounds to be heard:
–the distant echo of chatter coming from the student center
— steam spurting from the espresso machine
— coffee beans grinding in the coffee machine
— a stool scraping across the floor as someone gets up from their seat.
Location: My room, Hempstead
Sounds heard: typing on a laptop, clicking of mouse, swiping of mouse pad, rustling of blanket, breathing.
Location: Outside of the Hofstra Fitness Center by the baseball field, 6:10 pm
Sounds Heard:
Outside of home, Hempstead NY, 3:50pm
Identify the location of the clip: Rainy snowy day inside my car and heading to work.
Identify the sounds heard in the clip:
Location: Little Sebago lake, Maine. Evening
Far sounds: Lake water making waves
Medium sounds: Trees and wind in trees, some birds
Close sounds: Wind chimes, wind
Important sounds: Wind and wind chimes
I’m sorry, Rych. It’s been a very difficult past few days.
May 1st 2021 Location: Upstairs Hallway of Hope Street
Sounds: me using my “cutie animal voice” to try and get the cat to come here, Berlioz meowing, Berlioz chomping down on some treats, the shaking and rattling of the treats in the box
Location: At Citi Field for a Mets-Red Sox game
Sounds: The ball making contact with the bat of the previous hitter, a fan whistling, the public address announcer announcing the next batter, fans clapping, the batter’s walk-up music, fans cheering.
Location: On a field that is between the Field Hockey Field and the parking lot with the Three Bears Statue. Basically where I did last weeks field recording.
Sounds: Through the large amount of gusting winds and rain, I moved around a rusty old commercial-grade irrigation sprinkler. It creaks and irks as the metal tries to glide across itself, attempting to reclaim the glory days for when it used to with ease. Eventually, from all the moving around, the chain that was on it falls and what was holding it bounces up and down for a bit. I move the rusty chain around itself for a bit, and then I leave it alone entirely, so it may return to its dormant sleep.