The History Of Audio Recording

In Today's video, I delve into the history of audio Recording!
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Technology is forever evolving, but how did audio recording come to be? it's present in our everyday lives but less than 200 years ago it was barely an idea? Follow me today as we explore the History Of Audio Recording.

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[THEphObia]

1 AM, thought to myself - ''How do we actually capture audio and play it back.. what?''. Interesting video with great voice over and editing. My curiosity was satisfied, well done 🤘🏻😄

[VerdanaVideos]

This video is based. You need more subscribers my boy.

[brokenguillotine]

I love history videos so much, especially music ones. Glen fricker made a history of marshall amplification and this gives me the same vibe.

[Stemp]

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[iron]

Thankyou so much I was doing a history presentation and I chose recording devices so this helped me out alot

[tejasvirawat]

funnily enough, right when the video kicked into the digital era, something happened to the volume of the video

[Hawspere]

Thank you for this video
It has helped e further study audio and older technologies.

[TendoTheDude]

This is quality content right here. 10 thumbs up man

[Chris_M_Romero]

This is perfect for my investigation. I'm researching about recording technology between 1950 and 1999, and I didn't know any of this. Thank you.

[DanBurgaud]

I think digital recording is the pinnacle of audio recording; there is little to no improvements from here on out.

[KomikSanz]

Grabbed myself a big ol' sammich for this one

[hokusman]

sorry the mention of vinyl discs in the 1890s had me screaming

Edit:
Now that I regained my composure- the flat discs were made of shellac starting in the 1980s. Vinyl wasn’t introduced until the 1950s

[son_of_heph_]

Hey! I really liked the video. I'm writing an essay that should include the history of audio recording, but i can't find any reliable sources of information. Would you pleease be able to say what sources you used for the video??

[SJ-xguf]

If only we could create something that could record audio as rich as digital without the need for electricity :(

[parmadacruz]

Is it possible that sound wasn't free for noice in
old age ? I have a tape recorder, where there sometimes is
noice from old cassettes😛
Perhaps it just because it has been used to much ?

[dean]

The transitioned disc were shellac not vinyl!

[blinddeadmcjones]

There is something so fascinating about mechanical sound recording, as soon as it becomes digital i kinda just find it boring

[luiscosme]

It doesn't explain how sound is captured in the air between the sound and the microphone.

[BenGi-yjio]

I still don’t understand how sounds are stuffed into a flat round disc, like I don’t get it!!

[o]

this is a good video. thx for the content
viewer from 🇮🇷
[btw i deleted this: (why doesn't this video has millions of views) because i saw the date of upload after]