South Luangwa National Park, Eastern Zambia - George Vlad

Ambisonic Spaces

This space in South Luangwa National Park, Eastern Zambia, was recorded by Audio Artist, Sound Designer, and Conservationist George Vlad. George has traveled all over the globe, and I am thrilled that George shared this space, and more importantly, how places like these are worth conserving as you’ll hear him talk about…while in Eastern Zambia with the beautiful natural backdrop of the savannah.

If you're an enthusiast of field recording or a professional, or just value conservation, George has a treasure trove of information on his website:

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Ambisonic Spaces +

Ambisonic Spaces + is where you can help support the podcast and gain access to listen to assets in spatial audio. All you need is some AirPods that support head tracking and the Patreon app or safari. Just connect your AirPods to your device, turn on head tracking and listen through Patreon. The sounds dynamically change around you as you move your head. You will also have access to download assets to use for your game audio projects in engines like Unreal and Unity or use them for sound beds for any project in adherence to the very modest license agreement. And finally, as a patron, you can import the RSS feed into Apple Podcasts and listen through Spatial Audio there as well. Possibly the first Ambisonic Spatial Audio, dynamic head tracking podcast? Perhaps, but check out the free samples on Patreon to hear for yourself. You can find out more at ambisonicspaces.org patreon.com/AmbisonicSpaces