GDC field recordings

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Hey all!

A quick post today, just finished going through my recordings from San Fran. I had a chance to record some city ambiances, sea lions and even a janky escalator. I've uploaded them to dropbox to share with everyone! I've left them as the raw wavs so you can do what you please with them.

Recorded at 96kHz 24 Bit on a Zoom H4N

 Remember to always be recording!
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/pv63qr1jev1vqg0/AABEt8pZbwBAOhFtH_baIp9Ia?dl=0

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