Ambisonic Spaces: Recent Episodes
David Woje
Imagine yourself in a sphere of sound, not just the linear sonic information out of the left or right speakers or headphones, but all around you…how we receive the world every day. We frequently receive these subtle nuances in multi directional frequencies that vibrate through space that help us determine how we perceive the world around us. Sound can ground us in being present, move us through time or transport us to other parts of the world. It’s emotional, it’s personal and demands nothing short of a personal response. Everyday, natural sounds are being drowned out by human interaction, and disrupt how nature sonically communicates with us. Ambisonic Spaces is not just about exploring the world through sound, but to remind us how nature is meant to communicate with us, be conserved by us, and to protect the peace that it can provide.
Recorded June 2020
The More We Listen, The More We Understand.
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Recorded June 2020
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Recorded July 11, 2023
The More We Listen, The More We Understand.
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Recorded July 7, 2023
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Using Spatial Audio To Reduce Noise Pollution And Increase Wellbeing
Jelmer Althuis is the founder and audio director of The Sphere of Sound, a studio based in Haroldinga in the Netherlands. His work focuses on creating spatial audio environments for virtual reality, ehealth, metaphors applications, audio tours, and art exhibitions. Jelmer has had a lifelong fascination with music technology and production, and has experience playing multiple instruments and composing music on computers. In 2013, after working as a system integrator and helping build studios, he was exposed to virtual reality. This sparked his interest in creating 3D audio with hat tracking capabilities. Since then, Jelmer has dedicated himself to immersive audio recording and production techniques, and in 2020 he founded The Sphere of Sound.
The speaker is an audio producer specializing in spatial audio production for immersive experiences. In 2017, they joined the Fear Relax team as Audio Director, which uses the power of spatial audio to help people struggling with burnout or stress related symptoms. To fill their sound library, they go on the road and record with the Ambio Mic and a number of stereo sets, which are calibrated by Len Muskovich of Core Sound. To capture the best soundscapes, they look for places that are far away from roads, people, and airplanes. The speaker is passionate about creating soundscapes that help people feel telepresence and calm down.
The conversation discussed the psychological and physical effects of sound, as well as the problem of noise pollution. It was noted that noise pollution can lead to health problems such as stress and cognitive function disorder, and can even have an effect on marine life. It was suggested that sound effects and natural, realistic environments created by sound designers and field recordists can provide a way for people to escape from the current reality and experience a moment of peace. These sound designers travel around the world to capture and preserve areas of silence, creating a form of telepresence and metaphorse environments with no noise pollution.
Timestamps
0:00:01
"The Benefits of Taking a Daily Walk"
0:01:13
Yomar Alhas: Audio Director, Sound Designer, and Founder of The Sphere of Sound
0:04:06
"Exploring the Power of Spatial Audio for Immersive Experiences
0:09:25
"The Role of Sound in Stress Reduction and Noise Pollution"
0:12:18
Exploring the Benefits of Spatial Audio for Digital Worlds and Wellbeing
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Ambisonic Spaces + is where you can help support the podcast and gain access to listen to assets in spatial audio. All you need is some AirPods that support head tracking and the Patreon app or safari. Just connect your AirPods to your device, turn on head tracking and listen through Patreon. The sounds dynamically change around you as you move your head.You will also have access to download assets to use for your game audio projects in engines like Unreal and Unity or use them for sound beds for any project in adherence to the very modest license agreement. And finally, as a patron, you can import the RSS feed into Apple Podcasts and listen through Spatial Audio there as well. Possibly the first Ambisonic Spatial Audio, dynamic head tracking podcast? Perhaps, but check out the free samples on Patreon to hear for yourself. You can find out more at ambisonicspaces.orgpatreon.com/AmbisonicSpaces
What is the language of nature? How can we tap into this dialect and translate what it’s communicating, revealing, and expressing? The practice of observing and listening to nature over time is a skill that Barack Ben-Amots has been doing at Flying Pig Farm since 2014. Flying Pig Farm is a community garden that’s 100% chemical free, focusing on food and nutritional education and practices permaculture. Discover how listening improves the well-being of this community and the nature they habitat.
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Meet Melissa Pons, she is an award winning sound designer, sound artist, and field recordist. Melissa seeks context by being connected to the space and knowing it’s history, culture, geography, how it’s perceived, knowing the context so much that you’re willing to have it change your understanding. Having this transformative approach, allows the space to tell its own story, rather than us write the story, we’re more or less a conduit to share its story as is, all we have to do is listen.
You can find Melissa Pons on the socials as well as MelissaPons.com.
Hear her work and support at Melissa's Bandcamp page
She’s also the curator for earth.fm a resource to discover immersive natural landscapes contributed by a myriad of field recordists dotted all over the globe.
If you like listening, please take a few seconds to give your rating and write a review wherever you listen, It really goes a long way. You can also help this show continue with great stories like Melissa’s by donating at AmbisonicSpaces.org
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Ambisonic Spaces +
Ambisonic Spaces + is where you can help support the podcast and gain access to listen to assets in spatial audio. All you need is some AirPods that support head tracking and the Patreon app or safari. Just connect your AirPods to your device, turn on head tracking and listen through Patreon. The sounds dynamically change around you as you move your head.You will also have access to download assets to use for your game audio projects in engines like Unreal and Unity or use them for sound beds for any project in adherence to the very modest license agreement. And finally, as a patron, you can import the RSS feed into Apple Podcasts and listen through Spatial Audio there as well. Possibly the first Ambisonic Spatial Audio, dynamic head tracking podcast? Perhaps, but check out the free samples on Patreon to hear for yourself. You can find out more at ambisonicspaces.orgpatreon.com/AmbisonicSpaces
Ambisonic Spaces +
Ambisonic Spaces + is where you can help support the podcast and gain access to listen to assets in spatial audio. All you need is some AirPods that support head tracking and the Patreon app or safari. Just connect your AirPods to your device, turn on head tracking and listen through Patreon. The sounds dynamically change around you as you move your head.You will also have access to download assets to use for your game audio projects in engines like Unreal and Unity or use them for sound beds for any project in adherence to the very modest license agreement. And finally, as a patron, you can import the RSS feed into Apple Podcasts and listen through Spatial Audio there as well. Possibly the first Ambisonic Spatial Audio, dynamic head tracking podcast? Perhaps, but check out the free samples on Patreon to hear for yourself. You can find out more at ambisonicspaces.orgpatreon.com/AmbisonicSpaces
Mount Ida, Turkey with Field Recordist Ends Chakar from Planet Earth and Vadi Sound.
In Northwestern Turkey, is a mountain full of rich, historical significance and ancient myth. Sitting at the very edge of the Mediterranean, this broad landscape from it’s bare windswept peaks, to the hot and dry deforested surroundings, hosts a number of lightly populated small villages dotted throughout the densely forested, mild, Mediterranean slopes, connected by paths, numerous streams, and rivers.
[00:37]: Mythology and History
[01:40]: Enis Chakar
[03:24]: Mount Ida's Streams, Rivers, and Ponds
More on Enis and Vadi Sound
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At 8600ft, Guffey is a small mountain town which had its beginnings in the late 1800’s with its booming population of 500 bringing cattle ranching and lumber operations supplementing Guffey’s mining activity. Fast forward over one hundred years to today, just a few spread out ranchers occupy this area, or "share" this area with other creatures. These are their stories. Discover more and please consider donating at http://ambisonicspaces.org/ (AmbisonicSpaces.org) https://twitter.com/DavidWoje (Twitter) https://www.instagram.com/davidwoje/ (Instagram) https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-woje-5a5551175/ (LinkedIn) Mentioned in this episode: Patreon Ad If you’re a sound designer, field recording enthusiast, or just want to support this podcast, check out subscribing to the Patreon page: Spatial Spaces. There you will be able to gain access to listen to episodes in spatial audio.
Yes, all you need is some AirPods that support head tracking and the Patreon app or safari. Just connect your AirPods to your device, turn on head tracking and listen through Patreon. The sounds dynamically changing around you as you move your head…it’s super cool and a super immersive experience.
You will also have access to download assets to use for your game audio projects in engines like Unreal and Unity, or use them for sound beds for any project in adherence to the very modest license agreement.
And finally as a patron, you will have access to the private feed ad free and dialogue free to listen to wherever you go.
You can find out more at ambisonicspaces.org
In the Rocky Mountains, nestled in the Pikes Peak Region at 9000ft, are a series of reservoirs closed in by old, large pines, seasoned aspens and towering mountains. This is Catamount. These Catamount reservoirs are fed by a number of streams melted from winter’s freeze and bubbling up from natural springs provided by the sky scraping, 14,000 ft Pikes Peak, carving out a unique, high elevation eco system that provides a haven for a variety of wildlife. But according to local folklore and embellished mountain town newspapers, there’s something else out there more elusive than bobcats, and more mysterious than mountain lions. , something lumbering through the dense trees, watching through the foliage, making appearances in the distance, and broadcasting a sound that echos through the mountainous peaks and valleys. Meet John and Jill who have been living in this region for over a decade, and have some very unusual activity on their property. Thank you for supporting Sonic Conservation by listening to Ambisonic Spaces. Discover more and please consider donating at http://ambisonicspaces.org/ (AmbisonicSpaces.org) https://twitter.com/DavidWoje (Twitter) https://www.instagram.com/davidwoje/ (Instagram) https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-woje-5a5551175/ (LinkedIn) Mentioned in this episode: Patreon Ad If you’re a sound designer, field recording enthusiast, or just want to support this podcast, check out subscribing to the Patreon page: Spatial Spaces. There you will be able to gain access to listen to episodes in spatial audio.
Yes, all you need is some AirPods that support head tracking and the Patreon app or safari. Just connect your AirPods to your device, turn on head tracking and listen through Patreon. The sounds dynamically changing around you as you move your head…it’s super cool and a super immersive experience.
You will also have access to download assets to use for your game audio projects in engines like Unreal and Unity, or use them for sound beds for any project in adherence to the very modest license agreement.
And finally as a patron, you will have access to the private feed ad free and dialogue free to listen to wherever you go.
You can find out more at ambisonicspaces.org
Eduardo Patricio is a Sound Designer, specializing in spatial audio, and Lecturer at Bydgoszcz Music Acadamy. On this episode Eduardo tells his story of an interactive sound walk experience is to highlight the importance of being in the moment, a sort of joy that can be experienced by being in the moment, and to compare how the sonic world can change through human interaction. Eduardo brings an interesting, interactive way to experience and compare the sonic world we pass through everyday, even though we sometimes tune it out. Thank you for supporting Sonic Conservation by listening to Ambisonic Spaces. More on https://linktr.ee/eduardopatricio (Eduardo) Discover more and please consider donating on AmbisonicSpaces.org https://twitter.com/DavidWoje (Twitter) https://www.instagram.com/davidwoje/ (Instagram) https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-woje-5a5551175/ (LinkedIn) http://AmbisonicSpaces.org (AmbisonicSpaces.org)
A little oasis that has a series of waterfalls that cascade down a mountain from a little hidden gem called the “garden of eden” in the Pikes Peak Region of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. It’s positioned in such a way that the golden hours of dawn and dusk just last a little bit longer, you are surrounded by green moss covering the giant boulders and rocks, and vegetation that is all tangled together reaching for the sunlight. The ambient temperature drops just a few degrees from the rushing water, and all you hear is... If you’re a sound designer, field recording enthusiast, or just want to support this podcast, check out subscribing to the Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/SpatialSpaces?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator (Spatial Spaces). There you will be able to not only support this podcast, but also gain access to listen to episodes in spatial, 3D, ambisonic audio, as well as download ambisonic assets to use for your game audio projects, sound beds, commercials, and anything related in adherence to the very modest https://ambisonicspaces.org/license-agreement (license agreement. ) Or check out ambisonicspaces.org/downloads to check out all the Ambisonic Sound packs to use for your sound design projects. Thank you for supporting Sonic Conservation by listening to Ambisonic Spaces. Discover more and please consider donating at http://ambisonicspaces.org/ (AmbisonicSpaces.org) https://twitter.com/DavidWoje (Twitter) https://www.instagram.com/davidwoje/ (Instagram) https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-woje-5a5551175/ (LinkedIn) Mentioned in this episode: Patreon Ad If you’re a sound designer, field recording enthusiast, or just want to support this podcast, check out subscribing to the Patreon page: Spatial Spaces. There you will be able to gain access to listen to episodes in spatial audio.
Yes, all you need is some AirPods that support head tracking and the Patreon app or safari. Just connect your AirPods to your device, turn on head tracking and listen through Patreon. The sounds dynamically changing around you as you move your head…it’s super cool and a super immersive experience.
You will also have access to download assets to use for your game audio projects in engines like Unreal and Unity, or use them for sound beds for any project in adherence to the very modest license agreement.
And finally as a patron, you will have access to the private feed ad free and dialogue free to listen to wherever you go.
You can find out more at ambisonicspaces.org
The Garo Hills are the youngest part of the Himalayas. This close to untouched region of the world sparked interest in Sound Artists, Nikhil Nagaraj, Felix Deufel and their team to create an interactive 3D re-creation of the most remote parts of India, that one day, may not sound the same due to human interactions and sound pollution. Their project is called "If We Vanish" and aims to show why it is critical to preserve the remaining natural soundscapes and empower us to hear the world's ecosystem differently. On a 40 day expedition through the Himalayas, the team captures 3D recordings of these remote environments to preserve, share and raise awareness of the impacts human generated noise brings. This recording provided by "If We Vanish" is the first of several that will be shared on Ambisonic Spaces. More on https://www.instagram.com/if_we_vanish/ (If We Vanish) More on https://ambisonicspaces.org/ (Ambisonic Spaces)
The Garo Hills are the youngest part of the Himalayas. This close to untouched region of the world sparked interest in Sound Artists, Nikhil Nagaraj, Felix Deufel and their team to create an interactive 3D re-creation of the most remote parts of India, that one day, may not sound the same due to human interactions and sound pollution. Their project is called "If We Vanish" and aims to show why it is critical to preserve the remaining natural soundscapes and empower us to hear the world's ecosystem differently. On a 40 day expedition through the Himalayas, the team captures 3D recordings of these remote environments to preserve, share and raise awareness of the impacts human generated noise brings. This recording provided by "If We Vanish" is the first of several that will be shared on Ambisonic Spaces. More on https://www.instagram.com/if_we_vanish/ (If We Vanish) More on https://ambisonicspaces.org/ (Ambisonic Spaces)
The Garo Hills are the youngest part of the Himalayas. This close to untouched region of the world sparked interest in Sound Artists, Nikhil Nagaraj, Felix Deufel, and their team to create an interactive 3D re-creation of the most remote parts of India, that one day, may not sound the same due to human interactions and sound pollution. Their project is called "If We Vanish" and aims to show why it is critical to preserve the remaining natural soundscapes and empower us to hear the world's ecosystem differently. On a 40 day expedition through the Himalayas, the team captures 3D recordings of these remote environments to preserve, share and raise awareness of the impacts human generated noise brings. This recording provided by "If We Vanish" is the first of several that will be shared on Ambisonic Spaces.
More on https://www.instagram.com/if_we_vanish/ (If We Vanish)
More on https://ambisonicspaces.org (Ambisonic Spaces)
Recoding just after Dawn in Pike National Forest Colorado. The dense brush near a quiet creek is a perfect haven for spring birds.
Recorded with Spatial Audio’s Spatial mic - 2nd Order Ambisonics Decoded to Binaural
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-David
This space in South Luangwa National Park, Eastern Zambia, was recorded by Audio Artist, Sound Designer, and Conservationist George Vlad. George has traveled all over the globe, and I am thrilled that George shared this space, and more importantly, how places like these are worth conserving as you’ll hear him talk about…while in Eastern Zambia with the beautiful natural backdrop of the savannah.
If you're an enthusiast of field recording or a professional, or just value conservation, George has a treasure trove of information on his website: https://mindful-audio.com/ (https://mindful-audio.com)
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An early morning recording beside the Upper McCloud River in Shasta-Trinity National Forest in Siskiyou County, California. Recorded on International Dawn Chorus Day, 2022. This recording, free from human interaction, was created by Audio Artist https://www.instagram.com/soundbynaturepodcast/ (Kelly Rafuse) with a Wildtronics Stereo Ambient Array Microphone to a Zoom F6. Enjoy this recording and follow other recordings from Kelly on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/soundbynaturepodcast/ (@soundbynaturepodcast), on http://soundbynaturepodcast.com/ (soundbynaturepodcast.com), and don’t forget to check out https://anchor.fm/soundbynature (Sound By Nature).
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A busy morning in the Rocky Mountains with birds, insects, elk, wild turkeys, and distant trains.
Captured July 2021. Sennheiser AMBEO VR MixPre 6 ii Encoded to 1st Order FuMa
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-David
Nestled in the Pike National Forest tucked away in the Rocky Mountains, a series of ponds are full of the evening bustle.
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-David
Listen to a small stream in "The Garden Of Eden", a hidden oasis nestled in the Rocky Mountains.
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-David
This recording is actually two ambisonic recordings put together. One ambisonic recording of Catamount Creek in 'The Garden Of Eden' and another of the general ambience of 'The Garden of Eden' near Pikes Peak, Colorado.
Captured July 2021. Sennheiser AMBEO VR MixPre 6 ii Encoded to 1st Order FuMa Decoded to Binaural
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-David
Captured July 2021. Sennheiser AMBEO VR MixPre 6 ii Encoded to 1st Order FuMa Decoded to UHJ Stereo
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-David
Imagine yourself in a sphere of sound, not just the linear sonic information out of the left or right speakers or headphones, but all around you…how we receive the world every day. We frequently receive these subtle nuances in multi directional frequencies that vibrate through space that help us determine how we perceive the world around us. Sound can ground us in being present, move us through time or transport us to other parts of the world. It’s emotional, it’s personal and demands nothing short of a personal response.Everyday, natural sounds are being drowned out by human interaction, and disrupt how nature sonically communicates with us. Ambisonic Spaces is not just about exploring the world through sound, but to remind us how nature is meant to communicate with us, be conserved by us, and to protect the peace that it can provide.
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