Location: Walking home after a rain shower, 3/16/15, 11:33pm
Sounds heard: light post buzzing, a person in heels walking by, shuffled footsteps, puddle splashing, wind
Tag Archives: Field Recording
Field Recording #6
Location: Walking outside Bits N’ Bytes, 3/11/15, 5:47pm
Sounds heard: shoe squeaking and clicking, variety of voices passing by, footsteps
Field Recording #5
Location: Nassau Hall Bathroom, 3/4/15, 8am
Sounds heard: moving of cloth, clunking, shower turning on and running
Field Recording #4
Location: My pocket as I walk to class, 2/24/15, 9:25am
Sounds heard: phone going into pocket, keys jingling, foot steps, door handle pushing, door opening and creaking, phone coming out of pocket.
Very uncomfortable situation in the library…
I was on the 7th floor of the library, where I usually go to study between 11am and 12:30pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
This girl, whom I had never seen before, and who was in some drug-induced state, came and sat in the desk right beside me. She was on the phone with a friend and was talking loudly about how she needed a sexual release. Note the audible shifting in seats as nearby people struggled with how to react to this. (Eventually I called public safety because she seemed a tad unwell, but I needed a recording because it was hard to believe).
Max’s Field Recording
Stuyvesant Hall Third Floor
The elevator moving and beeping
Max’s Field Recording
The Yard House in Cincinnati Ohio
You can hear the TV’s from the basketball game, clinking of plates and glasses as well as people all around talking. You can also here PETER ruin my sound clip. Sorry!
Field Recording: Fitness For Life professor gets mad at high-calorie menus
Anna Holmes and I are in Fitness for Life together, and our professor is a REAL character. Here she is, lecturing to 16 of us (most of us are still asleep since it is 8:20am) about avoiding high-fat, high-calorie meals.
Max’s Field Recording
A bridge connecting Cincinnati to Kentucky modeled after the Brooklyn bridge at 11:30 at night.
Water rushing under the bridge, seagulls, car driving over the bridge.
Field Recording: The Passion of the McFeeley
I will never NOT be amused by how passionate Maureen McFeeley is about Shakespeare. Here is a short clip of her reading from “Measure for Measure” in Englush 116 (recorded with her permission).