Drift 1 Experience

I love my drift strategy, and I plan on doing something similar for Drift 2. I would like to get in contact with a local camp and overlay the camp I work at and there camp. Almost how quiet it gets when there is no children around, it is kind of eerie. I like how I continuously recorded sound, I didn't stop it once. However I will be more patient and listen for the sounds because a majority of my recording was of me walking. I guess I didn't exactly understand the complete idea behind the project, was to record the five specific sounds. Instead I had to search through the recorded material I had to find five unique sounds. Although I found that fun and challenging. I think I also plan on mounting my mics in a different location. I had them placed way to close to the top of my head so I have almost no sounds where you don't hear my breathing, and to me that gets pretty annoying. I thought that my windscreens were very successful, however I think I need to look and see if one of the mics was hitting the wire frame, because I had to edit out a lot of clicking noise throughout my sounds. Overall this was a very good learning experience for me, and has brought a new interest to sound. I will once again take photos of throughout the drift as well (each one of the pictures included in this blog are photos that I took on Drift 1).