Exploring the world through sound
Immersive audio transports you in space & time, reveals compelling stories & opens up a new dimension in the world around you.
I offer consulting on how you can incorporate creative use of sound in your business, agency, museum or educational institution.
With 20 years experience in sound recording & audio production for radio, podcasts, travel & museum audio guides, & social media,
My award-winning work has appeared on BBC, NPR, Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
Hear examples of the sheer range of situations & topics I cover on Instagram: "@inthesoundfield
Email or DM me if you’d like to arranged a consultation.
Wildlife Sound Recording Society
Probably the oldest sound recording society in existence in the world, the WSRS is for people with a passion for recording and learning about the sounds made by wildlife and the natural world.
In a new feature, I present a look at some of the marvellous recordings submitted for the annual competition that did not make the final cut. But which illustrate the wonderful wealth of wildlife sound - and talent - from locations and members across the globe.
To hear my own recordings, check out my podcast InTheSoundField - and join me for adventures in sound around the world: experience a swarm of half a million desert bees, take a dive down a prairie dog burrow, discover the sound of the ancient Chinese sheng, cycle tour across South Korea, discover the hidden voices of rocks, and enjoy the sounds of a vintage steam train.
Also available on Instagram: @inthesoundfield
Recordings for sale. Want high quality sound for your latest video/podcast/radio feature/audio game or film project? http://www.dianehope.com/sounds-for-sale also packages available at: https://www.asoundeffect.com/sounddesigner/audio-ninja/
Discover how touring Asian mega cities Shanghai & Seoul changes completely when you explore them using your ears at: https://www.inthesoundfield.com/shanghaisoundsguide & https://www.inthesoundfield.com/http/sonicseoul
Evening at Gyeongbokgung, Seoul, South Korea by D Hope: the hanbok-clad visitors were all about taking selfies … but the soundscapes were phenomenal!