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Thanks for watching. Never say never. Some places I've wanted to visit took 10 years. It will happen!

There's so many cool hidden nooks in Central Park. I also like the tiny waterfall on the north end.

One in a million chance of that happening. That day I was debating even going out because the weather was unsure of how much rain. Thankfully, it poured and I caught that beautiful moment.

Agreed! On the skirts of the park, it still gets polluted with tons of city noise but in the middle, it's pretty quiet! Prospect Park is also nice as well as Inwood Hill Park at the northern tip of Manhattan.

Thanks for watching and hopefully in the future, I'll get a like 13!

It's def changed since the last time I've been along the waterfront. Cleaned up, new buildings and apartments and condos everywhere.

@@coffeebreaksandsoundscapes change for best

Wind can be a real b$%&#. 😅

@@FootstepsToNowhere 😂 The fn worst! It's easy to mitigate but impossible to get rid of.

​@@coffeebreaksandsoundscapes ​ Right? For binaural recording, I've been experimenting with different wind jamming options, but nothing has been great. So far, it seems that everything that effectively blocks the wind also compromises the sound.🥴 In the end, I’d rather live with some wind noise. ~Anyway, good job with this video (those views! 👀). Nature will always have the last laugh.

@@FootstepsToNowhere I mostly record binaural as well. Unsure what your setup is like but you can always try some Rycote Overcovers and then an extra layer of diffusion.

@@Christopher_P321 I’ll be sure to give the Overcovers a shot. We’re heading into winter, so they may just be seen as a winter fashion accessory while walking around. On several recent excursions, I have used the Soundman Windscreen, and it’s very meh. For non-binaural situations, I’m a Rycote fan, so I’m open to it. Thanks so much!

Agreed. Sometimes it's hard to tell if I'm panning too fast or too slow but will make a mental note to slow the pans down in the future. Thanks for the note and for watching. I miss CA. Haven't been there in ages!

Thank you kindly

Will add it to the list of things to do as I've been slacking on making more videos for the channel for a while. Will start up again soon. Thanks for the idea!

iPhone and a mini handheld tripod using the stabilization built into the iphone.

It's been a while since I recorded this but from what I remember, I missed the proposal by a few minutes but they were standing near by and celebrating so I'd imagine it was most certainly a yes!

Eh. It's fine. In the 70's, 80s, and 90s it was pretty rough. These days, there's always something minor that happens but 95% of it is safe and perfectly fine all times of day and night.

Double the fun! #pluviophile

@@coffeebreaksandsoundscapes Exactly!

@@Robbie-sk6vc Welp, you've made me miss the rain. I need to get back out and record some more walks next time it downpours.

@@coffeebreaksandsoundscapes Glad I can be inspiring! 😉

iPhone 11!

@@coffeebreaksandsoundscapes thanks! and mic? iphone mic?

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Glad you think so!

Agreed!

Could be!

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Thanks for the kinds words and welcome!

You're very welcome! I need to go out and film another rain walk video soon when it's raining and not so windy. Maybe in the forest to change it up a bit!

Thanks for watching, DD. Hope to make it to France one day soon!

Oh, interesting! I wonder if it is the same mason? Or perhaps it was a sought after style around the time it was created.

Thank you for watching! Happy to hear you enjoyed it.

Happy to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Is that really where it's from? People have been asking since the video was posted and no one's been able to figure it out! I'm going to look for the piece now!

@@coffeebreaksandsoundscapesYes! That is truly where it's from. Of course, it has likely featured in other movies too, but it is definitely the prologue music from Antichrist.

@@WIGEEMAN99 Just checked out a few opera performances of it and you're 100% right. You're a hero! haha.

@@coffeebreaksandsoundscapes No problem, lol

I love the singing- it sounds so pristine - but i would never understand any word in opera style singing.

Thanks for watching! That's a good question. If I had to guess, I would say that it's one of the oldest, least traveled parts of the cemetery that no one really visits. Therefore, it lacks maintenance. That's just me making an assumption, though. I do plan on going back again soon so I'd be more than happy to ask to find a better answer!

Happy you got to watch it as well!