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This audio recording, titled "November 19, 2014 - Bike Chain Recording with H2nextXY", offers a unique auditory experience of a relatable everyday event. Captured on a crisp November day in 2014, the recording centers around the sounds of a bike chain. The audio unfolds at a university setting, likely in the bustling city of Cologne, where the ambient noise of students and academia subtly pepper the background. However, the main focus is squarely on the metallic clinks and rattles of a bike chain and lock. The precise capturing of these sounds is thanks to the use of an H2nextXY recorder, known for its high-quality field recording capabilities. From the jingle of the chain being unwound, to the subtle click as it locks into place, the audio paints a vivid picture of bicycle security in an urban environment. The field recording technique employed here offers a raw and authentic feel, making it as if the listener is right there, locking their bike on
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This audio recording, titled "November 19, 2014 - Bike Chain Recording with H2nextXY", offers a unique auditory experience of a relatable everyday event. Captured on a crisp November day in 2014, the recording centers around the sounds of a bike chain. The audio unfolds at a university setting, likely in the bustling city of Cologne, where the ambient noise of students and academia subtly pepper the background. However, the main focus is squarely on the metallic clinks and rattles of a bike chain and lock. The precise capturing of these sounds is thanks to the use of an H2nextXY recorder, known for its high-quality field recording capabilities. From the jingle of the chain being unwound, to the subtle click as it locks into place, the audio paints a vivid picture of bicycle security in an urban environment. The field recording technique employed here offers a raw and authentic feel, making it as if the listener is right there, locking their bike on
