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Outdoor Sounds

Outdoor Sounds

De: Jeff Large
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Nature walks for your ears. Improving your work and rest with a new episode every week.2023 Ciencia Ciencias Biológicas Ciencias Sociales Escritos y Comentarios sobre Viajes Higiene y Vida Saludable Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental
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  • December Rain

    December Rain
    Jan 8 2026
    Slushy Michigan rain in December. Slushy December rain. When you live in Michigan, the weather can be pretty unpredictable. It might be sunny, rainy, and snowy all at the same time. It’s actually been pretty cold and snowy over the last couple of weeks, but during a brief warm-up, nearly everything melted, and it even rained for a day before completely snowing over again. This recording of surprise winter rain was captured with the BasicUchos and F3 under an umbrella. These are Outdoor Sounds.
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    39 m
  • Falling Snow on Autumn Leaves

    Falling Snow on Autumn Leaves
    Dec 25 2025
    Early winter snowfall taps against lingering autumn leaves, creating a soft, steady white-noise soundscape. This recording is subtle and calming. If you’ve never experienced Michigan, we’re lucky to have all four seasons and a mix of deciduous and evergreen trees. Most years, the leaves are long gone by the time the first real snow arrives—but this year was different. An early snowfall came before the trees had fully let go of their leaves. As the snow fell, tiny pellet-like flakes tapped against the dry, crispy leaves still clinging to the branches in front of my house. It created a sound I don’t often hear: soft, rhythmic, and almost like natural white noise. The snow falls steadily, the leaves barely move, and the entire scene feels hushed and intimate, as if winter and autumn briefly overlapped. This session was recorded using a Sennheiser shotgun microphone paired with a Zoom F3 digital recorder. This is Outdoor Sounds.
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    48 m
  • Winter Commutes Home: Rush Hour Through the Trees

    Winter Commutes Home: Rush Hour Through the Trees
    Dec 18 2025
    Evening rush hour heard from the edge of winter woods—traffic, falling snow, and quiet creaks carried through cold air. When you live close to a city, it’s hard to avoid the sound of traffic—especially in winter. With the trees bare and snow covering the ground, sound carries differently, traveling farther and standing out more sharply against the otherwise quiet landscape. Today’s recording captures exactly that feeling. The ambiance of passing cars mixes with the subtle sounds of winter: falling snow, distant creaks from the trees, and the occasional shift of cold air through the branches. There’s something about this combination that feels unmistakably seasonal. The contrast between human movement and natural stillness is a hallmark of Midwest winter evenings, and this recording reflects that meeting point. This session was recorded in ORTF stereo with LOM BasicUchos and a Zoom F3. This is Outdoor Sounds.
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    30 m
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