Absolutely, a field recording is like a silent ledger—every hiss, clink, and muffled echo writes a narrative that you can read if you listen closely. In an abandoned factory, the machinery's lullabies hold the stories of its former occupants, just waiting for a perceptive ear to decode them. It's a quiet way to resurrect history, and you, with the right mind, can translate those sonic fingerprints into a living story.