History Of Recording Flashcards
(33 cards)
The Phonautograph
1857 by Frenchman Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville
First microphone
1876 by Emilie Berliner
Phonograph
1877 by. Thomas Edison
Flat-disc gramophone
1887 Emile Berliner
First marketed in 1889
Jukebox
1889 by Louis Glass and William Arnold
Magnetic recorder called the Telegraphone
1898 by valdermar Poulsen
Three major record companies sell 4 million units
1900
First voice and music broadcast
1906 by Reginald Fessenden
The Victor
1906 by the Victor Talking Machine Company
First licensed radio station
1920 KDKA Pittsburgh
First talking picture
1927 The Jazz Singer
First commercial tape recorder
1928 by Fritz Pfleger
Binaural Sound (M-S and X-Y)
1931 by Alan Blumlein
First film with stereo sound AND first television broadcast
1940 Disneys Fantasia
First 33 1/3 LP Discs
1948 Columbia Records. Important bc it increases time played from 5min to 20min
45 RPM record
1949 RCA
Sound on sound aka over-dubbing
1949 by Les Paul
Multi-track tape recorders
1951
First surround sound film
1952 This I Cinerama
First console with linear faders
1960 Tom Dowd
Compact cassette tape format
1962 by Philips
8 track cartridge
1965 Bill Lear and Ford Motor Company
First digital audio workstation
1976 Thomas Stockholm Jr.
Compact disc (what was the first one?)
1982 Sony and Philips. First was Billy Joel 52nd Street