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This audio piece titled "Running Water From a Tap Recorded on December 3, 2013 Using Zoom H2nXY" is a vivid field recording that captures the distinct and calming sound of water flowing from a tap. The recording was made at Leuphana campus, creating a unique soundscape that intertwines with the everyday sounds of the university. The audio was captured using a Zoom H2nXY, a device recognized for its superior sound capturing capabilities, ensuring the water's gurgle and flow are brilliantly preserved. The recording's framework is inspired by the themes of tap, water, soundscape, and field recording. The sound of the tap being pushed open and close adds a rhythmic element to the recording, providing an interesting contrast to the continuous flow of water. The result is a unique auditory experience that combines common, everyday sounds in a new and intriguing way.
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This audio piece titled "Running Water From a Tap Recorded on December 3, 2013 Using Zoom H2nXY" is a vivid field recording that captures the distinct and calming sound of water flowing from a tap. The recording was made at Leuphana campus, creating a unique soundscape that intertwines with the everyday sounds of the university. The audio was captured using a Zoom H2nXY, a device recognized for its superior sound capturing capabilities, ensuring the water's gurgle and flow are brilliantly preserved. The recording's framework is inspired by the themes of tap, water, soundscape, and field recording. The sound of the tap being pushed open and close adds a rhythmic element to the recording, providing an interesting contrast to the continuous flow of water. The result is a unique auditory experience that combines common, everyday sounds in a new and intriguing way.
