Lever du jour sur le lac
Session du 05/06/2006, vers 6h00
Lac de Lavaud Gelade [GP:lavaudgelade]
Un enregistrement panoramique du lever du jour au lac de Lavaud Gelade (45.85191° N - 001.96295 E) vers 6h00 du matin : oiseaux, poissons, pêcheurs… les contours du lac se dessinent à l’oreille.
Un “paysage hi-fi” dans la nomencalture Schaferienne (Voir : “An Introduction to Acoustic Ecology“) : chaque son est ici entendu très distinctement dans l’espace sans effet de masque.
A panoramic sound recording of the daybreak, Lavaud Gelade Lake (45.85191° N - 001.96295 E) towards 6h00 in the morning: birds, fish, fishermen… the sounds outlines the lake . An “hi-fi landscape” (refering to Schafer “classification”) : each sound is heard here very distinctly in space without masking.
Rob Danielson said,
June 8, 2006 at 2:37 am
I enjoyed listening for clues about the geography. There seem to be more animals to the left and something reflecting sounds left of center. Does the lake extend more to the right? More of the sound from that side seems distant. When I increased the volume, I discovered a softer, but surprisngly dense layer of sustained harmonies from blended calls. The facilitation of your blog is really impressive too. Thanks Cedric!
Cedric Peyronnet said,
June 8, 2006 at 7:08 am
Rob,
Thanks for kind comments.
Rob ) there is a wood too on a little peninsula, one hundred meters on the left/center.
Well, on the left there is a wood (so birds) and as you may hear we can also hear some dogs from a quite distant village (left).
Yes, the lake extends to the right (The sound take is approx. directed to south), and there are also some woods on the right.
About reflecting sounds (Very sensible ear
Rob Danielson said,
June 8, 2006 at 8:52 am
Hi Cedric–
So, I couldn’t hear the forest(s) for the trees! Fascinating– the enigma set-up with the tree-less photo. Spaced omnis: you’ve got to love em. Rob D.
georges said,
June 28, 2006 at 12:24 pm
Belle polyphonie matinale qui donne envie de faire le déplacement!