We asked our listeners to submit their favourite field recordings and tell us the stories behind how they were captured, and we got some really great submissions. These stories prove that sound design is not for the weak of heart, as people are mauled by dogs or accidentally lit on fire. Other stories are tales of luck by being in the right place at the right time. Listen to fun adventures in sound submitted by Brad Nayman, Mark Mangini, Katrine Amsler, Ken Cain, Florian Abou Yehia, Jak Melvin, Frank Colburn, Dawid W. Mika and David Thomas.
Here are pictures of the art pieces / instruments that Florian Abou Yehia tells the story of recording in this episode.
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LINKS:
Here is the episode that inspired this one, it features Tonebenders’ host Timothy Muirhead telling his own stories of his favourite field recordings.
Katrine Amsler’s Abandoned Oil Tank Library
Mark Mangini’s Pie library that features The Incredible Burning Man sound effect