Trusadh BBC Alba recording underwater cairngorms

[jaypodesta]

BBC Alba is little niche but currently watching this episode of Trusadh about Underwater Cairngorms. Might be of interest to some here.. Field recording and underwater sound sequencing with Trackers. If I can I’ll post a link to iplayer. But it should be easy to find on there..

Link

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001w9nd

[N i g e l]

cool

[The Red Bladder]

The North Coast of Scotland underwater is even more interesting - and amazing. We did the VO for a programme on 'Discovery' a while back and the footage was jaw-dropping. It's a pity the water is so damn cold!

[Arpangel]

The North Coast of Scotland underwater is even more interesting - and amazing. We did the VO for a programme on 'Discovery' a while back and the footage was jaw-dropping. It's a pity the water is so damn cold!

As you know, Scotland can't be equaled IMO, when it comes to nature, and it's sheer grandeur.
Went to Orkney and took a Binuaral Head, we recorded the local dialects, that was one hell of a trip, we stayed near The Old Man Of Hoy, totally magical, the whole trip.

[BJG145]

...recently back from Loch Lomond, can't wait to visit Scotland again. (Selfie in Puck's Glen.)



(Traditional ceilidh with some drunk locals too...that was fun!)

[The Red Bladder]

And people ask me why I live here!

I have to ask why anyone would want to live somewhere like the SE of England - it really is just one huge city.

Bladder Towers -