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Re: Britain's Ancient Capital: Secrets Of Orkney
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Dog in fog wrote:

In the artist's mausoleum I found myself in on Christmas Day in Oslo, of course I marvelled that a person or people with knowledge of physics and acoustics had built a place with a 10 second reverb effect!


tiompan wrote:
Good ole Emanuel ,and the architect was also the artist .


I am blown away with this weird coincidence and totally obscure synchronicity. I run a wee Music Tech Group at lunchtimes at the school I work... On Sunday last I grabbed some lovely audio samples from the Vigeland Mausoleum and some exceptionally lengthy echoes from the world's longest echo at Inchindown here in Scotland. We were messing with some Burns spoken word and these sounds and effects today.

http://www.freesound.org/people/acs272/sounds/250004/

http://www.freesound.org/people/acs272/sounds/214220/

I'm scared to look outside just now in case a comet flies over. How strangely strange.


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10th January 2017ce
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