Just a clarification. Hearing damage is due to sound pressure, that is, volume. It doesn't matter the design, whether it's iems or ear muffs...

This is what the internet promised to be

I return here quite frequently. One of the best lectures on location sound on the internet

Great!

Very good video. Thanks.

Zaar is a ghost summoning ritual by the way 🙂

Kur gauti playlistus, nes shazam ne viska randa ar visai neranda?🙂

Application for this video wish there were more in depth, tips, tricks and see a a full creation from collection of sounds to experimentation and creation.

great

I’m so glad I came across this video. I have so much respect for Yiorgis, I wish I was there. This man is so passionate about the art of field recording 🔊

This is great !! I’m really enjoy with this amazing lecture.

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That was truly wonderful, thank you!

ah COVID times lol

really enjoyed this, thsnk you

So informative. Wonderful lecture! Thank u❤

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Nice presentation. But one could argue the sound is totally tangible, that's energy travelling as waves in the air.

I would love of yorgis decides to make a KZbin channel!

search the whole internet for audio recorder gear burn in into camera method to capture real sound of bird song in rainforest for more than a year, until this lecture teachs all @@ thank you

Such a spectacular lecture from an enthusiastic, respectful and down to earth professional!

Thank you for sharing this! I can feel the love and enthusiasm Yiorgis holds for this amazing art.

AWESOME. REALLY VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE HERE.😀

As an experiment, I made a recording inside a Neolithic quartz stone circle lasting 10mins. I would like to report the results were not any different to recordings outside of the circle. But the fact remains a10min recording was made inside a structure thousands of years old. Crazy? No. Just experimental. I may try the same in a burial chamber sometime.

very nice, what version of machine are you using

That was immensely helpful. Thanks a lot!

Recording rain: I hold a kitchen sponge above the microphone (softer side up).

Džiugu kad jie viską daro patys, ir aiškiai išlaiko pačią svarbiausią motyvaciją - norėjimą pasidalinti tos kulturos suteikiamą vieningumą su kitais. Hand to my chest boys and girls! Linkėjimai iš Prancūzijos.

what is that in the top left corner at 29:01?

What mini XLR omnidirectional condenser microphone are you using? Google couldn't help here

All these mask wearing tools .do you feel stupid looking back on this?

THANK YOU for this wonderful lecture!! Thank you KZbin algorithm :)

Such a great lecture. I learned a lot and really enjoyed it! Thank you

For once the YT algorithm recommended something interesting. Fascinating lecture. I wonder if Yiorgis is familiar with the work of sound recordist Chris Watson, they tread similar paths.

Nice uoload!The world is sound.Open your ears and mind and listen.Thanks for sharing🎧✌

great talk, lots of useful tips throughout!

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thank for this. I enjoyed this very much. Could you please tell me the name of the small clip on omni-directional mics please. Thank you.

No substance whatsoever.

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Garso auros formuotojai :D

thankyou somuch

what an amazing lecture!

This is probably the best video I got from KZbin in ages. The man is so knowledgeable and enthusiastic towards technology, science and sound in general. I can't believe I watched this for free!

Amazing lecture

Να σε καλά δάσκαλε :). Έψαχνα ενα τέτοιο βίντεο σαν νέος στο χώρο του sound field recording. Ωραία ροή και τα θέματα, ιστορικά και τεχνικά. Καλή συνέχεια

The topic at the end about the frequencies in the natural world blew my mind. That alone was worth the watch for me. I don’t work with soundscapes, but I want to expand my skills, so this was great that I ran into this video.

Great lecture about sound, mindfulness, moments, hidden compositions. Thanks, greetings from Poland!

Great lecture I am finishing a sound engineering degree and if I may say this is one of the most interesting lectures I have watched until now. Many thanks :)

thank you for sharing this lecture. Amazing content for KZbin! I learned so much even though I thought I knew a bunch : )