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About Voices of Nature The purpose of the Voices of Nature Project is to promote an awareness and appreciation for the wild places on our planet through audio recordings and associated images. The project was initiated in 2000 by Paul Murphey, a paleontologist and natural scientist with twenty years of experience in a wide variety of studio and outdoor recording projects, and his wife Rosanne, a zoologist. Together with audio engineer and graphic artist Steve Hartman, the editing and mastering of the field recordings and images takes place at Wake Thy Neighbor Studios in Longmont, Colorado. Voices of Nature combines a love of nature and passion for natural history with sound recording and imaging technologies. |
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Imaging Australia (Volume 1) |
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Audio Imaging Australia (Volume 1) is the first in our Voices of Nature series, and features nature recordings of this fascinating continent made at remote locations in Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, and the Northern Territory. Unlike many other nature CD's, these sounds are pure digital recordings, with no music and no overdubs. From the tranquility of the pre-dawn coastal rainforest to the raucous cries of Blue-winged Kookaburras at dusk, these audio images transport the listener in a unique and powerful way, and make a wonderful gift for any nature lover. The CD includes a 12 panel color leaflet with photographs and descriptions of the environments where the recordings were made. Watch for the next two CD's in the series, featuring the amazing sounds of Costa Rica and Colorado. | |
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