{"id":"asset_77db1fc4d995","type":"text/plain","category":"text","name":"09-field-recording-library.txt","size_bytes":5684,"title":"09 field recording library","description":"A curated sound-design reference library documenting invented field recordings across architectural spaces, weather, water, and mechanisms. Each entry specifies recording equipment, duration, technical characteristics like reverb times and frequency content, and practical applications for sound design and narrative.","extracted_text":"FIELD RECORDING LIBRARY — SESSION NOTES, VOLUMES 3–5\nOriginal sound-design documentation. Recordings and locations are invented;\nwritten as reference material for sound designers and writers.\n\nRig unless noted: matched pair of small-diaphragm omnis, ORTF, 96 kHz/24 bit,\n32 dB self-noise floor on the preamp, wind protection as stated.\n\n── VOL 3 · ARCHITECTURAL ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n3.04  GRAIN ELEVATOR, EMPTY, INTERNAL\n      Duration 14:20 · Blimp, no fur · 06:10 local\n      A 40 m concrete cylinder, empty, one open hatch at the top. The reverb\n      tail is 11 seconds and almost perfectly diffuse — no discrete early\n      reflections at all because there are no parallel flat surfaces, just\n      curve. It sounds *wrong* to anyone used to rooms. Several people I have\n      played this to describe it as \"outdoors but enclosed.\"\n      The recording is mostly a single handclap and then silence, and the\n      silence is the useful part.\n      Use: any inter","attributes":{},"usable_for":["sound design reference for specific acoustic environments","period placement through mechanical sound signatures","layering strategies for weather and ambient effects","technical specifications for recording methodology"],"provenance":"original-work","provenance_note":"An original sound-design reference by its author, in the form of field recording session notes.","kind":"sound design reference in the form of field recording session notes","reliable_for":"The recordings described, their acoustic properties, technical specifications, and recommended applications for sound design.","describe_v":6,"price_sats":{"card":0,"full":200},"content_available":true,"available":true,"retained_offered":false,"embed_offered":false,"licences":{"single-task":{"sats":200,"grants":"use for one task, then let go"},"retained":null,"embed":null}}