sounds.imA world worth listening to.

Listen a little closer

There’s a world
in every sound.

Explore how sound works, how we learned to record it, and the radio waves that brought us together.

From a needle in a groove to a voice across the airwaves.

An illustrated listening corner with a vintage wooden radio, a vinyl record and a microphone
A little nostalgia. A lot of curiosity.

The sound lab

Make a little noise.

Move the dial. Discover pitch.

440 Hz
Low · 80 HzHigh · 2,000 Hz
20%

Sound is off. Start with your device volume low.

Stops automatically after 30 seconds. Pitch demonstration, not a hearing test.

Follow your curiosity

Good stories begin with listening.

A few turning points

How we learned to keep sound.

Explore the timeline →
1877

The phonograph

Edison records and plays back sound.

1948

The long-playing record

More music on a single vinyl disc.

1963

The compact cassette

Recording becomes more portable.

1982

The compact disc

Digital audio comes to the living room.

Useful things, thoughtfully chosen

Build your listening corner.

See the listening guide →

Start with what you own. When you’re ready to explore equipment, our guide explains what to look for.

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Free to explore

Take your curiosity offline.

Two simple printables for a little everyday listening. Free PDFs, with no checkout or email sign-up.

LISTEN & REFLECT / ONE PAGE

A Little Listening Journal

Notice the details in your surroundings, music or a radio programme. Use five prompts to record your discoveries.

Print for personal or classroom use. No special equipment needed.

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