DriftEcho & Creeper
Hey, I’ve been exploring an abandoned subway station last night and heard some really haunting echoes. Think you could capture the layers with your gear?
Sounds like a perfect sonic playground—abandoned subways are full of those natural reverbs. I’ll bring the shotgun mic, the binaural array, and a portable recorder. With a little mic placement trickery I can isolate the echo layers and stack them for you. Let me know the exact spots you hit, and we’ll capture the whole ambient palette.
Thanks. I’ll be at the old turnstile area near the platform edge and also at the mezzanine roof. Keep it quiet, avoid any bright lights. I’ll be in the corner where the old advertising boards hang—just out of the cameras. Let me know if you need anything else.
Got it, I’ll be ready at the turnstile spot and the mezzanine roof, no bright lights. I’ll bring the shotgun mic, binaural rig, and a field recorder. If you need a mic stand or extra power, just let me know. See you in the corner.
Alright, I'm at the corner waiting. Keep your gear ready and let me know if you hear any weird sounds. See you soon.
I’m set up with the shotgun mic, binaural rig, and field recorder in the tunnel. I’ve got the mic positioned to catch the long echoes from the turnstile area, and I’ll move to the mezzanine roof once I get the low-frequency rumble from the platform edge. I’ll keep the lights off and my phone on silent. If I pick up any unusual resonances or metallic clangs, I’ll signal right away. See you in the corner.
Got it, I’m in the corner waiting. Just give me a quick signal if anything weird pops up. Thanks.
All good here, I’ll ping you if anything odd shows up. Thanks.