AMB98 Nature Roomtones: Volcanoes

DESCRIPTION: 

 Around volcanoes, there's sometimes these odd forest islands. They're made when lava sweeps down from the eruption and surrounds a little bump of land and forest that sticks out from the surrounding topography. Imagine a massive black lava flow with a little oasis of trees that somehow didn't get burnt.

In Hawaii, you can find multiple forest islands in a series that make little archipelagos of trees dispersed in seas of cooled lava. Birds love these little patches of forest and it was fun to explore these micro ecosystems that only exist near volcanoes, especially the musical calls and wing whooshes of the Apapane. That's a wrap on my 136th sound library from the natural world, and I hope you enjoyed listening. I'll talk to you again soon.

KEY FEATURES:

• The subtle sounds of almost silent volcanic spaces
• Barely audible, light, and moderate airy tones
• Lavafields and lavaflows
• Lava caves and lava tubes

SPECTROGRAM DEMO:

• A compilation of my favorite sounds from this collection.
  

FILE LIST:

• View spectrograms for each track, search, and filter in the Airtable spreadsheet.
• Click "View larger version" in the bottom right corner of the File List below to open in a new tab. 
• Mobile File List viewing is limited. Use a desktop computer for the best experience. 

LIBRARY INFO:

GEAR USED:

• Sennheiser MKH8020s
• LOM Usi
• Zoom F3 and F6
• Sony A10
• Audioroot Power Combining Cables
• Audioroot Batteries