When Only Frogs Remain (HPL Binaural)

Past midnight, the same place holds a different balance.
The birds have withdrawn, and no water gathers in the pond. What remains is a continuous field of sound -
Schlegel's tree frogs, calling without pause.
Their voices fill the darkness with a steady intensity, less a chorus than a surface, unbroken and close. Occasionally, something moves in the grass - a brief disturbance, a presence passing through - but it does not overtake the night.
There is little to mark time here. No gradual shift, no clear transition. Only persistence.
Recorded with higher-order ambisonics, this piece leans toward immersion - not to follow events, but to be held within a single, sustained state.
When only frogs remain, the night no longer unfolds. It simply continues.

Microphone: ZYLIA ZM-1 (3rd order Ambisonics)
Post processing: Converted to HPL(Binaural) with NovoNotes 3DX.