I recorded this beautiful Nightingale in the south of Berlin on an abandoned hospital area while shooting a short film on May 11th 2010. The recording isn’t absolutely clean as people were working on the film set in the background. It still is quite usable I think.

The mp3 audiofile is posted here.

Recording equipment used:

Sound Devices 702 – High-Resolution 2-Channel Compact Flash Field Recorder

Sennheiser e614 Small Diaphragm Condenser Mic / Boompole

original recording @ 48 KHz/24 Bit (.wav)

This is the plain recording, no sound or dynamics processing was applied. Just a field recording. No more, no less.

Use this recording if you like. It’s creative commons.

The originial uncompressed Audiofile is freely avaliable upon request (.aif or .wav).

This field recording is part of a sound research with different metal objects. The goal is to find metal objects that children can use as versatile musical instruments.

Appproximately 700 children will play these instruments during the “Friedensinstallation”-event at the Berlin Friedenssäule on Sept 21st 2009 (the U.N. international day of peace).

The performance of 700 children will be a statement for children’s rights and is a crucial part of “Friedensinstallation”.

We expect about 30.000 more children to participate at the event.

More information on this will be avaliable on andreastiedemann.com shortly.
The mp3 audiofile is posted here.

Recording equipment used:

Zoom H4n mobile recorder

built-in stereo condenser microphones (120° stereo angle).

original recording @ 48khz/16bit (.wav)

This is the plain recording, no sound or dynamics processing was applied. Just a field recording. No more, no less.

Use this recording if you like. It’s creative commons.

The originial uncompressed Audiofile is freely avaliable upon request (.aif or .wav).

This field recording is part of a sound research with different metal objects. The goal is to find metal objects that children can use as versatile musical instruments.

Appproximately 700 children will play these instruments during the “Friedensinstallation”-event at the Berlin Friedenssäule on Sept 21st 2009 (the U.N. international day of peace).

The performance of 700 children will be a statement for children’s rights and is a crucial part of “Friedensinstallation”.

We expect about 30.000 more children to participate at the event.

More information on this will be avaliable on andreastiedemann.com shortly.
The mp3 audiofile is posted here.

Recording equipment used:

Zoom H4n mobile recorder

built-in stereo condenser microphones (120° stereo angle).

original recording @ 48khz/16bit (.wav)

This is the plain recording, no sound or dynamics processing was applied. Just a field recording. No more, no less.

Use this recording if you like. It’s creative commons.

The originial uncompressed Audiofile is freely avaliable upon request (.aif or .wav).

This field recording is part of a sound research with different metal objects. The goal is to find metal objects that children can use as versatile musical instruments.

Appproximately 700 children will play these instruments during the “Friedensinstallation”-event at the Berlin Friedenssäule on Sept 21st 2009 (the U.N. international day of peace).

The performance of 700 children will be a statement for children’s rights and is a crucial part of “Friedensinstallation”.

We expect about 30.000 more children to participate at the event.

More information on this will be avaliable on andreastiedemann.com shortly.
The mp3 audiofile is posted here.

Recording equipment used:

Zoom H4n mobile recorder

built-in stereo condenser microphones (120° stereo angle).

original recording @ 48khz/16bit (.wav)

This is the plain recording, no sound or dynamics processing was applied. Just a field recording. No more, no less.

Use this recording if you like. It’s creative commons.

The originial uncompressed Audiofile is freely avaliable upon request (.aif or .wav).

This field recording is part of a sound research with different metal objects. The goal is to find metal objects that children can use as versatile musical instruments.

Appproximately 700 children will play these instruments during the “Friedensinstallation”-event at the Berlin Friedenssäule on Sept 21st 2009 (the U.N. international day of peace).

The performance of 700 children will be a statement for children’s rights and is a crucial part of “Friedensinstallation”.

We expect about 30.000 more children to participate at the event.

More information on this will be avaliable on andreastiedemann.com shortly.
The audiofile is posted here.

Recording equipment used:

Zoom H4n mobile recorder

built-in stereo condenser microphones (120° stereo angle).

original recording @ 48khz/16bit (.wav)

This is the plain recording, no sound or dynamics processing was applied. Just a field recording. No more, no less.

Use this recording if you like. It’s creative commons.

The originial uncompressed Audiofile is freely avaliable upon request (.aif or .wav).

This field recording is part of a sound research with different metal objects. The goal is to find metal objects that children can use as versatile musical instruments.

Appproximately 700 children will play these instruments during the “Friedensinstallation”-event at the Berlin Friedenssäule on Sept 21st 2009 (the U.N. international day of peace).

The performance of 700 children will be a statement for children’s rights and is a crucial part of “Friedensinstallation”.

We expect about 30.000 more children to participate at the event.

More information on this will be avaliable on andreastiedemann.com shortly.
The mp3 audiofile is posted here.

Recording equipment used:

Zoom H4n mobile recorder

built-in stereo condenser microphones (120° stereo angle).

original recording @ 48khz/16bit (.wav)

This is the plain recording, no sound or dynamics processing was applied. Just a field recording. No more, no less.

Use this recording if you like. It’s creative commons.

The originial uncompressed Audiofile is freely avaliable upon request (.aif or .wav).

Equipment:
* iPod 5G
* Belkin TuneTalk microphone preamp
* Soundman OKM binaural stereo microphones

This is the plain recording, no sound or dynamics processing was applied. Just a field recording. No more, no less. Uncompressed PCM format avaliable (.aif or .wav): send me a message. Use this recording if you like.

Equipment:

• iPod 5G
• Belkin TuneTalk microphone preamp
• Soundman OKM binaural stereo microphones

This is the plain recording, no sound or dynamics processing was applied. Just a field recording. No more, no less. Uncompressed PCM format avaliable (.aif or .wav): send me a message. Use this recording if you like.

Equipment:

• iPod 5G
• Belkin TuneTalk microphone preamp
• Soundman OKM binaural stereo microphones

This is the plain recording, no sound or dynamics processing was applied.Just a field recording. No more, no less. Use this recording if you like.

Equipment:

• iPod 5G
• Belkin TuneTalk microphone preamp
• Soundman OKM binaural stereo microphones

This is the plain recording, no sound or dynamics processing was applied.

Just a field recording. No more, no less. Use this recording if you like.

Equipment:

• iPod 5G
• Belkin TuneTalk microphone preamp
• Soundman OKM binaural stereo microphones

This is the plain recording, no sound or dynamics processing was applied.Just a field recording. No more, no less. Use this recording if you like. If You’d rather use the uncompressed Original file in aiff- or wav-format please drop me an email.

Equipment:

• iPod 5G
• Belkin TuneTalk microphone preamp
• Soundman OKM binaural stereo microphones.
• This is the plain recording, no soundprocessing was applied.