I recorded these jungle sounds near the Kewin Chae Son National Park during the daytime. This location is famous for its Flight with the Gibbons zip-line park and also offers a great opportunity to record the unique soundscapes of a Thailand rainforest, including the sound of footsteps and zip-line screams.
My intention was to record some talkative gibbons, but unfortunately, when I arrived at the station at 7:45 am, they had already had their gossiping session completed. It’s too bad they weren’t as social as the Howler Monkeys from Costa Rica!
But, I was still able to capture the unique sounds of the rainforest, including the sound of footsteps on different terrain such as a wet dirt path, mud, stones, and an open field. I also captured the screams of the zip-liners as they flew through the canopy.
For these recordings, I switched between the Zoom F4 and the Zoom H6 recorder and only used my go-to microphones the DPA 4060. These high-quality rainforest sound effects are perfect for film, video, and music production.
Be sure to check out more sounds on our Nature page and this other Thailand Rainforest Sound Effects Library!
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