Eavesdrop is a sonic nature trail taking place across Otley from 26th June – 3rd October 2021. It has been created from over 200 hours of field recordings captured throughout the town and its surrounding nature reserves.
Wildlife inspired sound pieces, accessed via QR codes, have been installed in five locations across Otley.
The sound and music has been recorded and mixed in binaural creating an immersive 3D sound world when experienced in situ on headphones.
Field recordings have been sampled and manipulated to create virtual instruments used to compose the musical underscore.
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Eavesdrop
Eavesdrop is a sonic nature trail in Otley running from 26th June to 3rd October 2021, featuring over 200 hours of field recordings from the town and nearby nature reserves. Five locations host wildlife-inspired sound pieces accessed via QR codes, with binaural recordings providing an immersive 3D audio experience enhanced by virtual instruments created from sampled field sounds.
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