Grand Central Stealth
We all encounter situations where walking around with a large Rycote and a big Portabrace bag might not be ideal....
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love M/S
This post comes from guest contributor, Charles Maynes. Charles is a talented Sound Designer, Editor, Recordist and all around decent...
Minneapolis Demolition
Last week I posted a bit of road construction going on in Manhattan and one of my soundie pals in...
Hell’s Kitchen Construction
As a field recordist, I often find interesting things to record from friends and random people I meet. Several of...
Commute to Brooklyn
I’ve been making some adjustments to my stealth recording rig lately and I decided to take it for a ride....
Sleepytime Brooklyn
Every since Hurricane Sandy hit New York I’ve been obsessed with quiet. I don’t think there is there is a...
Waiting for Sandy
I’ve been known to record a few ambiences from my Brooklyn apartment over the years. Hurricane Sandy is on her...
RC Jets Revisited
Getting out in the field and making recordings brings many joyful moments and surprises. I’m sure most would assume it...
More Bells
For some reason I have a thing for bells. In the last year I have recorded nautical bells, church bells,...
Sinister Resonance
The following post comes to Fieldsepulchra courtesy of Game Audio Director, Rob Bridgett. I recently saw Rob tweeting about some...
Midtown East
There has been a fair bit of discussion on twitter recently about a portable recorders that work well with small...
Windy Stairwell Part 2
We had a number of high wind days in New York recently and when it gets windy my old apartment...