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July 26, 2025

Ultrasonic Beach Crickets and Frogs

Didn't get a chance to talk about these recordings in the video, but these are some incredible soundscapes I got overnight on an island last month. What you're hearing is a field of insects and frogs with high pitched and ultrasonic noises slowed down significantly. Listen with headphones! 🤯

There are 3 total recordings like this + plus some ultrasonic (ocean) waves in the zip file with the ultrasonic birds in the next paid tier post.

Comments (13)

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Jones · January 17, 2026

Oddly this helped me focus..

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SHARON GRABOVAC · October 13, 2025

Instantly soothing to hear

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Brian Maneely · August 5, 2025

Accidentally used this as a "chill beats to study/relax to" while replying to some work emails. Strangely soothing..

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no · July 29, 2025

music concrete wishessss

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iktómi sakála · July 27, 2025

This is the kind of natural wonder that pairs pretty well with granular synths like the GR-1 or the GR Mega.

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Headphone Community · July 27, 2025

Let’s add some delay, deep drones, and maybe an occasional pad or two. The frogs can run arpeggios.

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Nichkalai · July 27, 2025

It's funny, how nature can sound like a modular jam. Og maybe, modular jams really just sound like nature?

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_truck · July 27, 2025

To what actual degree is this slowed, btw? I’m super interested in what this would sound like at standard speed, as well. I have a sense, but it’s hard to know for sure.

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Nathan Kadidlo · August 5, 2025

In case he answers I'm placing my bet right now that it's slowed by a factor of 4

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_truck · July 27, 2025

Proof that this is basically just nature flat-out composing alien sci-fi soundtracks.

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Diego Scarabelli · July 26, 2025

I found the regularity of the sounds astonishing.

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CAT · July 26, 2025

Sounds like my gut microbiome after eating onion rings. I bet the 1x field recordings would do wonders for my tinnitus!

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The Usual Distractions · July 26, 2025

I'm really looking forward to the next album of ambient psychedelic slomo animal gibberish