| Blyth's warbler, (Acrocephalus
dumetorum): This bird is common
in the Baltic area and a few males visit Sweden during
June. It is active
singing all day, but mostly when dark.
A learning experiment can be done with this recording:
Even if the bird is singing a solo,
without other singing birds around - there is a quite
audible difference between stereo and
mono. Try it! The recording is stereo - copy one channel
and make a mono file. Compare.
The equipment used was a Telinga PRO3
with the first generation stereo microphone.
The DAT was a Sony TCD-D3. It was digitally transferred
to my PC by a Tascam DA-P1.
I used WaveLab to do filtering (-12 db below 700Hz)
Using a modem, it takes a while. It's worth it. Then use
good headphones, sit back
and enjoy. Don't play louder than what it would be in
real life.
All the best,
Klas.
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