Welcome to Living Sound Recordings

It's now possible to bring the outdoors inside with pure natural sounds of nature. Living Sound Recordings uses digital recording equipment with parabolic microphones to capture and record the purist example of a locations soundscape. Owner Dave Livingston is an American Birding Association member and a supporter of the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology and British National sound Archives, as well as a contributor to the Cornell Library of Natural Sounds.

There are endless uses for these tapes. From easy listening, stress reduction, environmental studies, bird studies, stimuli for pet birds, to sound tracks for videos and music.

(Click the graphic album cover to hear a sound sample)

	Texas Birding Trail (Hot spots) - From the Tufted Titmouse, to the American Alligator, the great Texas Coastal Birding Trail is a soundscape to be enjoyed by everyone
	Bosque del Apache, New Mexico - A true to life sound scape of Sandhill Cranes and Snow Geese as they prepare for the northern migration
	Nebraska Forest and Prairies- An inviting soundscape, featuring the calls of the wild turkey and prairie chicken.
	The Nature of Northeast Iowa - Morning and evening spring birdsongs are featured.
	Creekside - A soft analogue recording of early spring birdsongs accompanied by a nearby creek
	The Sound of Horicon Marsh Wisconsin- (Spring) A breathtaking blend of midwestern birds celebrating the rights of spring.
	The Geese of Horicon Marsh Wisconsin- (Fall) The grandeur of the Canada Geese fall migration.
	Nightsounds - What nature sounds like while we sleep!  Includes insect amphibian,some mammal sounds, as well as a soft thunderstorm
	The Sounds of Cedarburg Wisconsin- Travel through this historic town by horse and buggy and listen to the highlights and events.

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