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Sounds of history [audio recording]

Rebecca Mileham

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The article gives a historical overview on the development of audio recording. It discusses the basic principle of producing audio signal to the development of the phonograph up to the present digital audio recording.

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The article gives a historical overview on the development of audio recording. It discusses the basic principle of producing audio signal to the development of the phonograph up to the present digital audio recording.

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The article gives a historical overview on the development of audio recording. It discusses the basic principle of producing audio signal to the development of the phonograph up to the present digital audio recording.

Key concepts: Phonograph, Sound recording and reproduction, Digital audio, Digital recording, Audio signal, Computer science, Audio signal processing, Sound (geography)

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