Some days ago I was thinking about make this post, and due to the great material that is being generated in the last days, I decided to do so.

The Internet has changed the way we do a lot of things, and also provides a vast amount of information everyday. Sound designers and recordist also found a way to share his experiences and recording using blogs and social networks.

Recordists and Sound Designers not only record sound effects or just transfer a bunch of WAV files into a computer everyday. Beyond that, there’re many experiences and stories behind our recordings. I often look like a photographer’s work, “freezing moments” in time… with sound. And that is the daily work of this guys. I really enjoy to read all kind of stories and experiences behind the recording of specific environments or objects. That’s because I decide to make a list of “Field Recording Blogs” I read everyday, and you could love too. There you can find all kind of sound recording tips, stories, resources and even videos such as this cool one of Nathan from Noise Jockey:

And here’s the list (In no particular order):

• Noise Jockey
• Chuck Russom Blog
• The Music of Sound
• Colin Hart’s Sound Kitchen
• Fieldsepulchra
• Sonicskepsi
• Sound + Design
• Everyday Listening
• The Domestic Soundscape
• SeeYouInSleep
• A quiet reverie
• Audire Fabula
• Fieldcore
• Silent Listening
• Audio Cookbook
• Phase Space
• Soundwalk Blog
• Listen to Africa

Also you can find fantastic stuff on the field-recording tag at Social Sound Design and groups such as Phonography and Nature Recordists.

If you’re a sound designer or recordist or just someone who love to record sounds everyday, and you’ve been thinking to start a blog or something like this, don’t be afraid and let’s create it! I’ll be creating one too to share my experiences and stories.

An to every sound magician who share his recordings everyday: Thanks and keep this amazing work! If you own a blog of this kind and wnat to be in this list, just tell me and I’ll be happy to add you there.