Birdsong recording (1 Viewer)

[ad1mt]

Here is a birdsong recording I made, with various unidentified birds.
I resampled the recording so that it is 2.5 octaves lower in pitch, and this has transformed the birdsong in a remarkable way.
Has anyone else done this?

 

[RickStillBirding]

The word ethereal comes to mind! I've not done this, or even imagined it might be done, but I think I like it!

 

[ad1mt]

I know its not accurate. But I think it enables us to get a better "understanding" the birdsong, if that makes sense!

I should also add that there are no "effects" added. The reverberation is all natural; presumably caused the reflections of the sounds off nearby houses.

 

[Dave Boyle]

Its interesting how similar it sounds to gibbons

 

[Jason Bugay Reyes]

Here is a birdsong recording I made, with various unidentified birds.
I resampled the recording so that it is 2.5 octaves lower in pitch, and this has transformed the birdsong in a remarkable way.
Has anyone else done this?

So nice! The first few notes reminded me the sound of Orang Utan male in my place...