Tribe.net. Local Connections cjw http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/55a3e724-e31e-411a-94d4-901ffdf0ec42 2007-09-28T16:37:59Z 2004-10-16T20:13:18Z

<div>I've just posted a clip from my visit to the Tukiji Fish Market in Tokyo which can be found here: <br/> <br/>http://www.employees.org/~cjw/music/mp3/cjw%20-%20fish%20market%20entrance.mp3</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 2 replies </div>

cjw 2004-10-16T20:13:18Z Rob http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/61c75247-f575-4ee4-827b-7285cc9a44fc 2007-07-05T23:01:01Z 2007-07-05T23:01:01Z

<div>Badschematic is a new netlabel devoted to unusual and challenging audio works. We are currently taking submissions for a compilation album to be released freely online in MP3 format. <br/> <br/>If you are interested in submitting your audio please Send an email to contact-at-badschematic-dot-info <br/>In the subject line, please include the phrase "compilation submission". <br/>In order to be considered, your email must contain the following information : <br/> <br/>1. Your full legal name. <br/>2. Your geographic location (City, State/Province, and Country). <br/>3. The artist/band name associated with the material you are submitting. <br/>4. Links to the appropriate audio files in 320kbps MP3 format. Messages containing email attachments will not be accepted. <br/>5. A link to your homepage. <br/> <br/>Feel free to submit as many tracks as you like. Some tracks which are not included on this compilation may be considered for future release. <br/> <br/>All submissions (except those containing email attachments) will be listened to and Badschematic will do its best to reply one way or the other to every submission it receives. <br/> <br/>Thank you. <br/>- Badschematic Netlabel <br/>http://www.badschematic.info</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 0 replies </div>

Rob 2007-07-05T23:01:01Z Luke http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/87167e0b-ac29-45ef-9fb0-2aa09d5107ba 2007-05-25T07:12:56Z 2006-01-27T20:15:47Z

<div>It would be a cool thing to start if nobody else has done it.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 6 replies </div>

Luke 2006-01-27T20:15:47Z MChurch http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/8b23835e-c22e-452e-8cd4-a7befa513e6a 2006-12-24T07:58:46Z 2006-12-24T07:58:46Z

<div>http://web.media.mit.edu/~nvawter/thesis/index.html</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 0 replies </div>

MChurch 2006-12-24T07:58:46Z Mel http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/7e2dc6c5-8e2c-4cd7-8422-fbd8fa26bf19 2006-12-07T18:18:23Z 2006-12-07T18:18:23Z

<div>So until Zoom came out, which oddly enough looks alot like the uber Sony version that came out earlier this year, I thought I could never afford a decent field recorder. <br/> <br/>Question: Has anyone used this? It got a great review in TapeOp but I would like some real user feedback. <br/> <br/>Anyone?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 0 replies </div>

Mel 2006-12-07T18:18:23Z ericsiemer http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/4e35a3aa-e0fa-4cd7-af40-72e17c334f28 2006-02-21T23:13:33Z 2006-02-16T03:39:13Z

<div>aloha all, i just found this tribe. names eric, live in hawaii, record mostly nature sounds (surf, waterfalls, bamboo forests in the wind, etc etc.) <br/> <br/>i use a sony minidisc player, and now have loads of discs with cool sounds. i would like to put them on my computer for editing/burning/etc, any suggestions for this? a music program, a new MD player? just use the line in jack (noo !!!)??? <br/> <br/>can anyone help me? id appreciate it... <br/> <br/>aloha, <br/>eric</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 4 replies </div>

ericsiemer 2006-02-16T03:39:13Z http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/c551347e-f735-4c91-8ab0-55db13dbfdab 2006-02-10T06:34:49Z 2005-05-13T22:54:13Z

<div>Has anyone seen the new Marantz flash recorder ? <br/>Small, cheap and runs on AA batteries, I think it's time for me to upgrade. <br/> <br/>www.proaudiosuperstore.com/mara...pmd660.html </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 4 replies </div>

2005-05-13T22:54:13Z thorn_garden http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/4684fa9a-b565-4ee8-8349-bb790322a9fb 2005-08-18T19:45:07Z 2004-10-09T03:30:43Z

<div>The sound of voices talking? <br/>The rustle of leaves blowing? <br/>Echos at the tunnels mouth? <br/>Or domestic sounds of the house?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 5 replies </div>

thorn_garden 2004-10-09T03:30:43Z MChurch http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/1550c147-a6eb-4180-9d83-3de9df1f3061 2005-01-10T17:13:52Z 2005-01-10T17:13:52Z

<div>http://dallas.tribe.net/tribe/aaaa8619-35d1-49c6-b4bc-bbe81c29cf24?_click_path=Application%5Btribe%5D.Tribe%5Baaaa8619-35d1-49c6-b4bc-bbe81c29cf24%5D&amp;r=10285</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 0 replies </div>

MChurch 2005-01-10T17:13:52Z http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/06414b89-fccb-4043-ba95-0e3f12ab4e10 2004-12-07T08:53:01Z 2004-10-02T06:27:57Z

<div>I'm looking for a portable digital recorder. Preferably used but in good condition. Korg, Tascam, Boss... <br/> <br/>Will <br/>206-383-5023</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 2 replies </div>

2004-10-02T06:27:57Z enik http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/71ce84a8-08fe-470a-875c-7567df145f41 2004-11-11T23:17:53Z 2004-11-10T14:51:06Z

<div>My boss just gave me an Echo Indigo sound card to play with. This is a PCMCIA card that goes into any laptop and offers 24bit / 96kHz bandwidth. It seems to have quite a bit of bang for the buck, especially for field recording. One drawback: it has a physical volume knob on its D/A. (What the f*&amp;^ were they thinking?) <br/> <br/>Has anyone else tried this card? Or is there another hardware configuration that has worked out well for you?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 2 replies </div>

enik 2004-11-10T14:51:06Z cjw http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/55a6ccfa-1ac5-45d4-afd6-5174511f72c9 2004-10-09T03:24:47Z 2004-08-26T22:36:03Z

<div>I like to do my recording in busy places with lots of people. One of the things that I've always struggled with is mic placement. I have a set of binaurals that I clip to my headphones. This is less than subtile and I don't doubt that a lot of people know exactly what I'm doing. This kind of kills any chance of getting interesting conversation. One nice thing about clipping mics to my headphones is that it's easy on and easy off. When I'm done recording I can quickly put my mics away. I've often thought of other places to put mics that might work but I was hoping to get some tips for the others here in the group. What works best for you?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 2 replies </div>

cjw 2004-08-26T22:36:03Z http://fieldrecording.tribe.net/thread/57b3ebef-38cb-4c42-9e53-5f850fc8865e 2004-08-01T18:00:19Z 2004-07-04T08:35:59Z

<div>and we have four members, yay! <br/> <br/>So... hi everyone!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://fieldrecording.tribe.net">Field Recording</a> - 3 replies </div>

2004-07-04T08:35:59Z