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sounds of sandy

by Jim Butler

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Part One 01:00:10
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Part Two 01:12:39
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Part Three 01:16:45

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On the night of October 29th 2012 Hurricane/Tropical Storm/Superstorm Sandy caused havoc all up and down the east coast. Where I live in New Hampshire, we were spared the brunt of the storm, but still received pretty decent sized winds and rains. These recordings are from that night. It is three and half hours of pounding rains and howling winds through the trees that are all around my house. It’s interesting in that the winds sound almost like surf at the ocean. It’s a comforting, but pretty intense sound.

This was recorded with a Zoom H2 Digital Recorder. The 16/44 WAV files were transferred to Logic, where I boosted the signal and then ran the edited (I removed any distracting clicks and overload to the mics by the wind) through Izotpe Ozone 4 using the ‘Excitation and Widening’ mastering preset, which I tweaked a bit. Using that preset brought the sound of the rain a little more to the front and center, while expanding the wind sound. It was placed in a second story window with a windscreen on the mics, and window screen holding the recorder in the window, so it wouldn’t get blown away.

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released November 3, 2012

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Jim Butler

Jim is the creator and composer of the Deep Energy podcast, one of the most listened to New Age music podcasts in the world, with over 30 million downloads spread out over 15 years.

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