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The 21 pages that link to Field recording, each with the reason it gives.

• Sound designRelated: Location and environmental recordings supply distinctive raw material for a film’s sound palette.

• Multitrack recordingRelated: Multichannel recorders can isolate multiple microphones or sound sources in the field.

• Ambient musicRelated: Environmental recordings supply ambient compositions with recognizable sounds and place-specific texture.

• EthnomusicologyRelated: Recordings preserve performances and sound environments for later analysis.

• Sound artRelated: Recordings can bring distant places and everyday sonic events into an artwork.

• Sound effectRelated: Real-world recordings supply textures and locations that studio effects may not convey.

• Acoustic recordingRelated: Portable acoustic equipment enabled recordings of performances and sounds beyond studios.

• Sound recording and reproductionRelated: It preserves environmental sounds and performances in their original settings.

• Folk music revivalRelated: Collectors used field recordings to preserve performances that could later be studied and learned.

• Lo-fi musicRelated: Its incidental noise resembles lo-fi texture, though it records places rather than necessarily imitating degradation.

• Folk revivalRelated: Recordings circulated songs that revival musicians adapted for new settings.

• Ewan MacCollRelated: Recorded voices and working sounds gave the Radio Ballads texture and documentary grounding.

• Violeta ParraRelated: Parra gathered songs directly from communities, preserving voices and performance details.

• Jaap KunstRelated: Recordings helped preserve musical performances that Kunst studied and analyzed.

• EcomusicologyRelated: Recordings document environmental sounds and the conditions under which they are heard.