Here is a field recording from Stadtpark, located in Nüremberg, Germany. I captured the park's ambient sound after visiting the Embedded World Fair. You'll hear birds, city sounds, and children playing.

I used Tascam Portacapture X8 to capture the field recording, with its X/Y microphones configured to 32 bits at 96 kHz.

Here is a field recording from Storkesoen Ribe, a small fishing and family park in western Denmark. This location was a stop during our New Year's caravan tour with our 15-month-old baby, where we spent the night. In the morning, I recorded the park's sounds as I noticed people starting to fish. You will hear birds, conversations among the fishermen, and, unfortunately, some coughing due to the cold weather.

The ambient temperature was 7.5°C, and the wind speed ranged from 2 to 10 km/h. I used Tascam Portacapture X8 to capture the field recording, with its X/Y microphones configured to 32 bits at 96 kHz.

It was a very hot summer afternoon, but fortunately, there was a gentle breeze. You can hear the sound of parked boats blended with the gentle sounds of nature.

I recorded this using a Zoom F6 field recorder, along with a matched pair of Rode NT5 small diaphragm condenser microphones equipped with cardioid polar pattern capsules and their windshields. The microphones were mounted on a stereo bar, following the OTRF placement.

Eisbach River's ambient sound.

Recorded using Zoom F6 & Rode NT5 in OTRF configuration.

Ambient sound of Munich.

Recorded using Zoom F6 & Rode NT5 Pair in OTRF configuration.

It was a short recording because the mics captured vehicle and airplane sounds no matter how far we escaped from the city.

Recorded using Rode NT5 (ORTF configuration) with Zoom F6.

This recording captures my RC truck's brushless motor and tire sound on an asphalt village road. Due to the local community's interaction with the driving event, I only recorded 5 mins of clear audio.

Recorded using Zoom F6 with Rode NT-5 matched pairs with NOS configuration. Master audio is 32-bit 192kHz, rendered to 16-bit 48kHz using WaveLab.

Field recording of Kleinschwarzenlohe Forest in Nuremberg, Germany. Recorded on 15.03.2023. The weather was a bit windy with rustling leaves, and there was a soft rain.

Recorded with Zoom F6, using Rode NT5 (+WS8) in ORTF configuration. Master recording is at 32-bit 192kHz. Rendered to 16-bit 48kHz using WaveLab. Applied EQ to reduce wind and city noise.

Ring in the new year with this field recording of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Recorded just one day before the new year of 2023, this audio captures the excitement and energy of the holiday season in one of the world's most iconic cities. The gentle rustle of leaves and the distant hum of city traffic provide a soothing backdrop to the excitement, creating a sonic tapestry that perfectly captures the moment's magic. So sit back, relax, and let the sounds of Paris fill you with holiday cheer.

Recorded with Zoom H2n, using X/Y Mic Set-up at 90 Degrees wide.

Ambient sound of Market Street.

Recorded with Zoom H6, using X/Y Mic Capsule at 120 Degrees wide.