Yes, like this one I’ve recorded yesterday morning. Non-binaural recording, headphones are not required.
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Recorded October 19th, 2010 (Edirol R-09HR built-in mics)
Published October 20th, 2010.
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Hehehe. Yes I guess right.
Very crisp sound.
Yes Magnus, you’re right. Sound is universal – we may speak different languages but crushing ice sounds the same wherever we go, I find this fascinating.
Yes, I got it. Well not that it was ice in a tyre track exactly, but the ice splitting sound is unmistakable.