Tag soundscape
I wanted this soundscape to represent some of the everyday life tasks, like washing dishes, that are made more difficult by mental illness. I recorded all the sounds myself and focused on the simplicity of the scene. Some of the… Continue Reading →
“Echoes of the Court” is a soundscape that reflects the full journey of my high school basketball career — from early morning practices and hard-fought games to the unforgettable moment of winning a state championship. It captures the emotions, sounds,… Continue Reading →
The soundscape is a combination of a rip from a punk rock CD and a recording of rain from inside a tent done nearby where this photo was shot on the Olympic Peninsula a few years ago. The intent is… Continue Reading →
This is a recording that I took of the rain and wind when I was out on a walk. I have been feeling so disconnected and the sound of this melds between the sound of a scratchy tape and rain… Continue Reading →
This audio represents the sounds between two conures. I put my phone in their little house and recorded them making little noises and also feeding each other (like a mother bird would do with her chick accept this is for… Continue Reading →
This noise is the soft brushing of puppy paws on my leg. Her small beg for my attention always brings me such a gentle joy that only an animal as small, innocent, and sweet as her could get. Her tiny… Continue Reading →
For this soundscape, I chose to overlay various sounds water. These include sounds of waves from the beach, the rain from outside my window, and a paintbrush swishing in a jar of water. I was first inspired by hearing the… Continue Reading →
I used a water bottle to create a dripping sound, a pair of jeans to copy a flag waving in the wind, and my dehumidifier to create subtle wind. This brings a memory from after a storm hit my house… Continue Reading →
Been feeling stuck in a loop lately. I swear I can hear the clash of a key board or a register beeping in my sleep.
The spring weather has brought out the birds, the sun, and the college students’ hope in the world. This Thursday was particularly beautiful, and I found myself sitting in Red Square. The chatter of everyone enjoying the sunshine had such… Continue Reading →