Biophony

Create authentic natural backdrops with vibrant environmental recordings

76 files · 13.58 GB · Metadata

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Featured sounds

Biophony, Nature, Animals, Wildlife, Ambience, Background, Ambisonic, Crickets, Insects, Bugs, Birds, Song Birds

Animals · Insect

Biophony, Nature, Animals, Wildlife, Ambience, Background, Ambisonic, Frogs, Amphibians, Water Birds, Swamp

Animals · Amphibian

Biophony, Nature, Animals, Wildlife, Ambience, Background, Ambisonic, Crickets, Insects, Night, Bugs

Animals · Insect

Biophony, Nature, Animals, Wildlife, Ambience, Background, Owls, Frogs, Amphibians, Birds, Song Birds, Woods

Birds · Bird Of Prey

Biophony, Nature, Animals, Wildlife, Ambience, Background, Ambisonic, Dawn Chorus, Birds, Song Birds, Woodpecker, Turkey

Birds · Songbird

Overview

Featuring 38 pristine nature recordings from remote locations across the U.S., Biophony delivers a diverse collection of ambient environmental sounds. Delivered in 24-bit/96kHz Ambisonic B-format (FuMa) format as well as stereo, this library contains amphibians, sea animals, insects and other wildlife interacting within distinct biomes. Use these sounds to enliven your nature scenes with a rich, authentic ecological backdrop.

To capture these sounds, recordist Jason Strawley and videographer Andrew Garraway traveled to four states from Florida to California with the goal of capturing a variety of ecosystems including swamps, ponds, and forests. The result is a dense collection of vibrant wildlife recordings brimming with life.

According to Strawley, one of the most difficult aspects of the process was finding locations unaffected by human intervention, be it noise pollution or the overarching effects of climate change. In his own words: “Human-made noise pollution foiled many a recording, forcing us to travel to more and more remote locations. We should all be advocating to preserve more wild lands, but it’s not just about the land - we need to preserve the soundscape and darkscape as well. Some national parks are doing a great job with this and I hope we can contribute to awareness in some tiny way.”