Ride along with Paul Clifford’s Jawshop Adventure Recordings. In this episode he revisits his local cell tower and implements his magic to extract his unique and amazing audio recordings.
If you are curious about what a bow pulled across a spring attached to a cell tower sounds like or are just interested in how the art of field recording and how sounds are captured then we invite you to visit the Jawshop and check out the audio treats.
The Hockey is a staple for many people up here despite the fact that we never actually win the championship. Even with the lack of success you are still required to listening politely to people talk about the hockey, it is did you see the hockey this and how about the hockey that. And although I fail utterly at ‘the hockey talk’ mostly because I don’t watch sports and am as a result a social outcast which I prefer actually. I will admit that it keeps people active, healthy and occupied during the long cold winters. In this video Paul Clifford, who is not a social outcast and the Jawshop takes you to the local arena to record a pick-up game in full stereo from goalie to goalie. Pucks skates, sticks and pads echo in the natural reverb of a rural Canadian mid winter arena. If you enjoy what you see feel free to check out Jawshop Adventure Recording website.
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Tag along with Paul Clifford on his fun adventure to record drums in an empty grain silo. In this episode of the Jawshop Adventure Recordings Paul sets up his Gretsch Drum kit in a Grain Silo. If you would like to hear the killer reverb he produced check out the video below.
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Ride along with Paul Clifford’s Jawshop Adventure Recordings. In this episode he revisits his local cell tower and implements his magic to extract his unique and amazing audio recordings.
If you are curious about what a bow pulled across a spring attached to a cell tower sounds like or are just interested in how the art of field recording and how sounds are captured then we invite you to visit the Jawhop and check out their audio treats.
The University of East Hastings 