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Spring Birds: How I recorded birds in the woods in DSD

Send us a text (https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/tex...) I live and work in the woods, surrounded by wildlife. There are many species of birds and in the spring their songs are pretty amazing. Over the years, I have thought about recording those birds, but the background noise level was a problem. Although very quiet by most people’s standards, there is still a lot of man-made noise -- too much noise to make recording the birds feasible. But an opportunity arose in May of 2020 during the Covid pandemic when there was very little travel. I took advantage of that short window to capture the spring birds in the early morning. This episode is the story of how that recording was made. I explain the challenges I faced and the technical decisions I made to effectively make a recording that I find quite compelling. It is recorded in DSD digital, and it is available on Outer Marker Records through our international download distributor, Native DSD. You can listen to a CD-quality version of the album for free, and purchase it in several high-resolution formats, including DSD256, which is an exact bit-for-bit file of the original master. It’s also available on all streaming services, under my name, Doug Fearn. I hope you find this story interesting. https://www.nativedsd.com/product/om0...   https://www.outermarkerrecords.com/ email: dwfearn@dwfearn.com    / dwfearn   https://dwfearn.com/