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Soundtrails is based on Gubbi Gubbi Country. We acknowledge the First Nations People of Australia. We respect and honour their history and culture, their knowledge and their stories.
WARNING: The following Soundtrails contain the names and voices of recently deceased people:
The Goonoowigall State Conservation Area Soundtrail and the Myall Creek Soundtrail
We plan, design and produce audio walks. We engage with communities, we review archived material, record stories, write narration and produce music. We build the experience on the Soundtrail System. We love working with communities.
If you have funding in place or want us to support your funding application get in touch.
We share how to design and build an engaging audio walk, what to consider, how to publish locative audio and more.
We offer a hybrid course with
The Soundtrails mobile app is free and showcases some great professional productions, academic sound mapping and lovely work by indie producers.
The mobile app is also used for the Soundtrails academy for testing.
All made with love and integrity.
Where can you find Soundtrails and what are they all about?
Sample some of the stories contained in public Soundtrails from the comfort of your own home. It is not the same as being there…. but the web version of public Soundtrails are just one click away.
Have a look and a listen:
Featured Soundtrails
A gritty, rich and powerful sound walk around the town of Portland NSW: the ‘town that built Sydney’
A living audio portrait of the Aboriginal people who lived in what was called ‘The Gulley’ just out of Inverell, from the 1940s to the 70s.
Take a walk along the Campbells Creek Trail and hear the sounds and stories that make this creek special.
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