November 12, 2013 - First Floor Elevator Recording on Olympus LS10 in XY Mode
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The audio recording titled "November 12, 2013 - First Floor Elevator Recording on Olympus LS10 in XY Mode" is an ambient soundscape captured in Leuphana University. The recording begins as the listener steps onto the first floor of a bustling university building. The hum of conversation and footfalls echo in the background, creating a lively atmosphere. Suddenly, the sound of the elevator doors sliding open cuts through the ambient noise. The listeners step inside, the doors closing behind them, and the elevator begins its ascent. The mechanical hum of the elevator in motion becomes the primary sound, underscored by the faint murmur of the university soundscape outside. The recording is done in XY mode on an Olympus LS10, providing a crisp, high-quality audio experience that places the listener directly in the environment. The use of this mode adds depth and directional sense to the soundscape, allowing listeners to feel as though they're in the heart of the Leuphana campus. As
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The audio recording titled "November 12, 2013 - First Floor Elevator Recording on Olympus LS10 in XY Mode" is an ambient soundscape captured in Leuphana University. The recording begins as the listener steps onto the first floor of a bustling university building. The hum of conversation and footfalls echo in the background, creating a lively atmosphere. Suddenly, the sound of the elevator doors sliding open cuts through the ambient noise. The listeners step inside, the doors closing behind them, and the elevator begins its ascent. The mechanical hum of the elevator in motion becomes the primary sound, underscored by the faint murmur of the university soundscape outside. The recording is done in XY mode on an Olympus LS10, providing a crisp, high-quality audio experience that places the listener directly in the environment. The use of this mode adds depth and directional sense to the soundscape, allowing listeners to feel as though they're in the heart of the Leuphana campus. As
