sound-recording technic used
A small village, but a huge fish festival. The day before all the streets were full of people in all ages crawling from one house to the next to get a fish-soup. On the next day the great fish festival – free fish in every way of preparation – even fish icecream! http://www.fiskidagur.muna.is
quite a lot cars going over that Ristarhlið with a nice resonance frequency. This one is located in the a geo-thermal around Mývatn on road 1 where 863 is heading to near Kaftla.
the end of a pipe where boiling waters blows out of a pipe into a blue-silver lake. possibily the recording i was really most afraid, because i was standing right above the pipe on the tremoring bursting ground. It was so loud, that i though tthe recording would clipping, so i did two: a binaural […]
a Ristarhlið in a lava field (hraun) west from Reykjahlíð / Mývatn
Here again you can hear the scratching breaks of our old Saab. This Ristarhlið can be found between Vogar and Reykjahlíð. If you get there, got off in Vogar and have break in “the cowshed“. really good food and lovely people.
this one also got a nice resonance frequency. not sure about the exact place, but its on road 1 on the way to Mývatn (close to a N1 gasstation) when coming from Akureyri.
A really nice creaking wooden floor and talking people in a charming shop called “Flora” (floraflora.is) in Akureyri.
two drive-overs: one slow and you can hear the scratching noise of the Saabs breaks, the second another faster car. on road 85 right after Húsavík before crossing Skjálfandafljót.
Right before a really nice guesthouse Refsstaður II near Vopnafjörður. Visit Cathy and have really nice stay there. http://www.underthemountain.is
this Ristarhlið before Máná (on road 85) got a nice resonance frequency. the first drive-over is the old saab. recorded right before the Mánárbakki Museum, which we did not see. This sounds interesting: “Mánárbakki Museum. The folk museum at Mánárbakki is a unique museum of things from…” (taken from http://www.diamondcircle.is/manarbakki). It just stopps here!