a nomadic sonic journey around the world
New interview: I am Glad to have shared my thoughts about gear and travels with Paul Virostek on his blog: Creative Field Recording. It was a great interview article I really enjoyed participating. Thank you Paul for your questions.
Throughout my latest road trip, about 5 weeks long around North-East America, I did take with me a conch (sea shell) which I brought from Peru.I experimented and recorded from inside the shell in various settings as the busy city Read More …
Well, I left Montreal August 2019, rent a car, took all my stuff, and jump into a new adventure. This one lead me to many interesting places throughout the Eastern part of my country Canada, but also few places in Read More …
More than 13 months ago, I jumped into a new life: I left my comfortable apartment in Montreal, get rid of most of my stuff and took the road. And, I began my journey as a perpetual solo traveler, with Read More …
I finally made it. Up the the ‘end of the world’ (before Antartica). I made some deep listening & recording in the Park National Tierra Del Fuego. I found Trees Talking, Wind Singing, & Water Chattering!
What a nice field trip I had, recording the bell museum. I contacted the place few months ago and accepted to open the space just for the recording! The museum is situated exactly on the location of a previous bell Read More …
I’ve been lucky enough to record many bells in Thailand last month! including Thai gongs, tuned small bells, and singing bowls! Going crazy with bells, I am now willing to record as many bells as the world has to offer!! Read More …
I recently made some significant change in my stealth setup in order to have it more practical, and easy to carry. My history with stealth recording setup In the past years, I have been using Rode NT5, then I switched Read More …
Many countries For the past 10 months, I have been travelling through 20 countries, and I have recorded many rivers (and waterfalls) along the way. Particularly in Switzerland (Alps), in Spain (Pyrenees), in Georgia, and Iceland. I decided to pull Read More …
Too busy to blog post Hi everyone! It’s been awhile since I wrote my latest blog post. I was busy and did not have time to update the blog. I did travel to many places, and recorded great sound, I Read More …
Recording ambiences & specifics in the world’s largest palm grove, along the Draa valey! Superbe Unfortunately, the Draa river, that is supposed to pass by the valley, is dry! No water around! This is due to the dam located upstream at Read More …
Hi, I am so proud to present my newest sound library collection: Montreal 365! It represents a work that spans over 5 years of recording! I am happy to make available for free all the 365 ambiences in a low resolution Read More …
It is remarkable to not hear any sound, and this is what I experienced in the desert! The sand absorbs any reverberation and any sound is dampened. It was not all quiet though! At times I could hear distant motorbikes. Read More …
With Momo and Hamid, towards the Sahara! What a journey!
Me as a nomad Touareg planning a trip to the desert!