Welcome to my music and soundscapes page. Here I document field recordings, compositions and the stories behind the sounds in short blog posts. Below you can also explore my music projects, videos and releases.
Song of the Day
Kinda sounds a bit beatles line the vocal line but it has something extremely catchy and is so satisfying how empty the mix is giving the vocals so much space. And the lyrics are very timeless. Great tune!
A super famous german singer. This song has a pretty unique chord progression in my eyes and a strange feel but also really hauntingle beautiful.
loving this one today
Blog
The Art of Field Recording
Capturing Natural Soundscapes
Field recording is both an art and a science. When I venture into nature with
recording equipment, I'm not just capturing sound—I'm preserving moments of
acoustic time that might otherwise disappear.
Equipment Care - Protecting microphones from wind and weather
Patience - Waiting for the right moments
Post-processing - Cleaning and enhancing without losing authenticity
A recent composition, recorded in the Vincent Sirius Recording Studios.
The challenge is balancing technical perfection with artistic integrity.
Sometimes the imperfections are what make a recording truly compelling.
Bioacoustics Meets Ambient Music
Finding Beauty in Animal Vocalizations
My research focuses on identifying animal species through their sounds, but
I've discovered that these recordings have profound artistic potential beyond
their scientific applications.
The Intersection of Science and Art
Bird songs, whale calls, and insect choruses possess a musicality that rivals
any composed work. When you listen closely to nature's symphony, you realize
that the distinction between "scientific data" and "music" is merely a matter
of perspective.
I've been exploring how to incorporate bioacoustic elements into ambient
compositions, creating soundscapes that are both scientifically authentic and
emotionally resonant.
Building My Home Studio
From Concept to Sound
Setting up a home recording studio has been an exciting journey of learning
and experimentation. Here's what I've learned in the process.
Essential Components
Acoustic Treatment - Making your space sound good
Monitoring Setup - Getting accurate speaker placement
Preamps and Interfaces - Capturing clean audio signals
Software - DAWs and plugins for production
The goal isn't to have the most expensive gear, but rather to understand how
each piece contributes to the creative process. I've found that limitations
can actually inspire creativity.