Sound recording

Sound Recording in Canada, not regulated by the Government Introduction Sound recording was initially invented in 1857 by Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville. The development of sound recording has gone through multiple stages to become what it is today. From phonographs to magnetic tapes and further developments, sound recording has been used within the music industry for ages. The government does not regulate the process of sound recording, however conflicts regarding copyright infringements are

Since its infancy during the nineteenth century, the art of sound recording has been profoundly affected in countless ways by inventors, scientists, and sound engineers. From the invention of the phonograph to the computers of today, they have all made contributions to the foundation of sound recording. Going forward, technologists in today 's computer age are becoming more and more creative. There has even been proof that some researchers have had a hand in altering the course of history. With that

Konrad Strzalkowski 28 December 2016 Sound Recording’s Evolution Does it affect music industry? Music industry these days is an open world to every one. Building own and expensive music library over the years or spending hours in record stores seeking for your favourite taste of the sound… is over. If anyone decide to hear album by for example: ’The Beatles’ or single called ‘Feeling Good’ by ‘Nina Simone’, it can be found and played within seconds. Music platforms such as YouTube, Spotify,

Sound Recording, Its History And Impact On Media In The 21st Century On this essay I will try to show how Sound Recording impacts media in the 21st century. But in order for me to do that I will need to explore the history of Sound Recording, which started in the 19th Century. Before 1877 sound could be recorded but not played. That year Thomas Alva Edison invented the talking tin foil, also known as the phonograph (voice – writer), which enabled sound to be played back (the

ANALOG RECORDING Digital recording/ reproduction converts an analog sound signal picked up by a microphone to a digital form. The process that allows this is called digitization. This allows the recording to be stored and transmitted by a wider variety of media. Digital recording stores audio as a series of binary numbers. These represent samples of the amplitude of the audio signal at equal time intervals. The sample rate is high enough to convey all sounds that can be heard. Digital recordings are

In 1955, a method of sound recording was developed that allows for the separate recording of multiple sound sources recorded at different times to create a unified whole called, multi-track recording. The introduction of multi-tracking was a major musical breakthrough because it allowed studio engineers to record all of the instruments and vocals for a song separately. In addition, this style of recording also allowed the studio engineer to adjust each individual track, and if needed, redo a certain

Since the birth of sound-recording technology in the late 19th century, there have been a multitude of advancements in the preservation of sound within a physical form, as well as immense impacts on the way the art is heard, attained, performed, and composed, among many other aspects. Today, sound-recording technology is essential to the lifeblood of music, and offers a plethora of benefits and options to listeners, musicians, composers, and the like. In a time before the breakthrough, hearing a

The sound recording of Journey Dream of Flight in different situations： For a film & a live concert Mengjia Dai (641175) Joe Hisaishi is the most famous film soundtrack master of Japan, the cooperation between him and the Japanese animation master Miyazaki Hayao makes many animation works become screen classics, such as Spirited Away (One Summer’s Day), Laputa: Castle in the Sky (Castle in the Sky). As a great musician, Joe Hisaishi also

In 1971 The U.S Congress passed the Sound Recording Amendment to the 1909 Copyright Statue. Through this act, it was acknowledged that audio recordings were worthy of legal copyright protection. This was the beginning of a new era for the music industry. The Sound Recording Amendment was enacted due to the bootlegging of vinyl records in hope of preventing the coping of music. Coincidentally, the issue of bootlegging music remains unsolved. “Much of the animosity toward our existing copyright framework

Get a group of recording engineers together, and sooner or later the conversation will turn to a discussion (probably quickly escalating to an argument) about 'analogue warmth' and how things sounded so much better 'BD' (Before Digital) — and even engineers and musicians who've never worked in earnest with all‑analogue systems (digital having become mainstream as far back as the 1980s) seem keen to bring this perceived 'warmth' into their productions. What Is Analogue Warmth? Not everyone has had