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Cave acoustics are a nightmare to work with, although the gravel underfoot seemed to act as an excellent carrier wave - at least they did at the Hell Fire Caves.
You really don't need anywhere special to record excellent voices; it's far better to stay in the same place, at the same time regularly. When "they" know where you'll be and at what time, it works much better. Ten minutes once a week is better than two hours, here and there.
Sorry about the site being slow, it's got so much graphic content. Even on my machine it can be sluggish...
Rachel
