My first scheduled show on DS106RADIO. I have to make content for the next scheduled show on Sunday 14 July, a photo by Rowan Peter on Flickr. Sometimes a blog post from @cogdog can feel like a serious talking-to from your father. By that I mean a loving-scold with a generous amount of encouragement and …
You never know what you’re going to hear when you tune in to DS106 Radio. You’ll always hear a great selection of tunes via /AUTODJ, but it gets a whole lot better when someone unexpectedly grabs the stream and goes /LIVE. It was a late Sunday afternoon and I was in my kitchen preparing our …
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A field report containing distant ambient traffic sounds from the Gwangan Bridge recorded from the vantage point of a small waterfront quay in Gwangan, Busan, South Korea. [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/22771195″ params=”show_comments=true&auto_play=false&color=ff7700″ width=”450″ height=”81″]
It’s quite common in South Korea for fresh fruit and vegetable merchants to drive around suburban streets in their mini-trucks spruiking their wares over a loudspeaker. This is the sound of a merchant who specialises in peaches. [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/22765735″ params=”show_comments=true&auto_play=false&color=ff7700″ width=”100%” height=”81″]
This is the sound of a late Korean Summer. The sound cicadas or 매 미 (meh-mee) fill the air with their wall of sound. 매 미 sound different to Australian cicadas, which I guess is no suprise. Their sound seems to come in waves, unlike their Australian counterparts who have more of a constant drone. …
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The sound of birds at dusk. [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/20019858″ params=”show_comments=true&auto_play=false&color=ff7700″ width=”100%” height=”150″] Right select (Save Target/Link As…) to download the ds106 Field Recording Birds at dusk (MP3, 1.7MB)
It’s the end of another working week. I’m waiting outside the local pizza shop on a Friday night. I hear some nice roadside ambience. I hit record. [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/19551834″ params=”show_comments=true&auto_play=false&color=ff7700″ width=”100%” height=”81″ ] Pizza shop interior and roadside ambience without commentary. [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/19548752″ params=”show_comments=true&auto_play=false&color=ff7700″ width=”100%” height=”81″ ]
Starting work early on a wet winter morning to help meet a project deadline. [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/17407456″ params=”show_comments=true&auto_play=false&color=ff7700″ width=”100%” height=”81″ ] Right select (Save Target/Link As…) to download the ds106 Field Recording 016 Starting work early (MP3, 1.2MB)
So, I just signed off from my first live broadcast on #ds106radio. It was a short 20 minute set made up of songs released by Autechre between 1994-1995. I called the set AE & me. AE being an abbreviation for Autechre. I’m not a fickle fan who likes their old stuff better than their new …
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After a few days of heavy rain, the local frogs have become quite vocal in the grassland (The Badlands) near my house. ds106 Field Recording 012 Frogs after rain
Yesterday, I wandered around inner city and suburban Melbourne. Here are some field recordings from my adventure. Listen to ds106 Field Recording 007 Crown Casino ambience Listen to ds106 Field Recording 008 Southbank Listen to ds106 Field Recording 009 Eureka Tower (Skydeck) Listen to ds106 Field Recording 010 Fitzroy Gardens Listen to ds106 Field Recording …
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My new field recording for ds106 radio. Sounds of Melbourne’s suburban train system. Listen to ds106 Field Recording 006 Metro Glen Waverly Line Location photos of my ds106 field recordings can be found over at my Flickr photostream.
DS106 now has a streaming radio station! The radio station streams content uploaded by ds106 participants. Pretty cool. Inspired, I decided to make a few station IDs. Something short and sharp that would hopefully shed a little light on exactly what the listener was hearing. Something to fill ‘the space between the gaps’ of each song. …
