This recording is from a large audio dataset assembled over a 12 month (2019) period, using 12 custom built sound recorders placed approx. one mile appart. The project was in collaboration with the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy and examined anthropocentric sound impact on the preserve. CAPLTR Showcase Denoised with RX7

This recording is from a large audio dataset assembled over a 12 month (2019) period, using 12 custom built sound recorders placed approx. one mile appart. The project was in collaboration with the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy and examined anthropocentric sound impact on the preserve. CAPLTR Showcase Denoised with RX7

This recording has consistent wind, bugs, and birds, but has a lot of unique bird calls throughout the entire piece.

This recording contains a good sample of the different calls from a variety of birds and some small movements by small animals. The bird calls vary in proximity to the microphone and they are sporadic through the section marked - some calls occurring more frequently at times. The sounds of the movement by the animals are very brief, lasting only about a second. The sounds are more of swift passes through shrubbery creating a quick “brushing” sound.

This file contains only a brief moment of movement form some kind of animal or small bird. It sounds almost like someone just took one step. Other than this instance the rest of the recording only has a couple microphone pops.

This recording has a significantly more events that the previous recording. The high pitched chirping, previously noted, is much more present in a few events in this file. There are also a couple instances of distant bird calls and some quite interesting movement sounds from rodents on the floor of the biosphere. The movements and animal calls are still very quiet and require a few extra dB before they become decently audible with headphones.

This recording contains lots and lots of wind samples. There are many instances where the microphone clips from the wind blowing through the microphone. Yet, there is an abundance of instances with animal movement. Form the 21 minute mark until the very end of the recording, there is consistent movement within shrubbery and dried leaves around the scene. A lot of crunching sticks and leaves are clearly audible between 43 and 45 minute mark.