The First Man To Record Sound

[@GreatBigStory]

What song, sound or instrumental makes you feel amazing? 🤩👇

[@pineapplerindm]

🌝

[@Butter_Warrior99]

Anything RnB, aka the entirety of An Evening with Silk Sonic debut album.

[@masaf2350]

Piano accordion

[@CreativeSteve69]

I love the sound of the bagpipes, not sure why but when I hear them play its so soothing to hear. Same with the accordion.

[@sweetification]

Guitar, drums, violin, cello love every instrument honestly

[@exploshaun]

Maybe a brief explanation of how the sound is played back after being recorded would be nice.

[@geniusg9977]

very

[@ryanse4]

That woudl've been nice yeah. I was kinda hoping for a more in-depth explanation. It would've probably added a minute to the video so it's not unreasonable either. Still enjoyed the video, though I agree with you.

[@paceyombex]

@@ryanse4 that's not typical for this channel. you need to look it up yourself.

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

The Joe Scott channel has a recent video with a fuller explanation.

[@That_droper]

You cant play back the sound without a computer it was only to record sound

[@geo3106]

That sound playback is something I absolutely would not want to hear in a dark hallway. Especially if got louder as I approached somewhere.

[@alfrancisbuada2591]

Now we can listen to it over and over again

[@brechdt]

Note that Edison was more of a company leader with many people working for him and inventing new stuff.

[@JohnnyAngel8]

Yes, but did that occur with the phonograph?

[@disneydaniel3163]

I found the sounds of it to be a bit creepy

[@nikolaybondarev7407]

🙄🙄🙄

[@jamesjesse9773]

Cleaned up, it sounds better.

[@mastertheboi]

0:00 holy heck this is the same speakers i have

[@ohkee]

I just watched the video from Joe Scott. I must say this one is great too!❤

[@6023barath]

So it was Joe! I knew I heard about the same topic somewhere recently, it was a weird deja vu for a while.

[@saulgoodman3674]

That alarm clock noise gave me ptsd

[@elizabethsharp9556]

I thought Thomas Edison never invented anything

[@TheMightySceptile]

He invented a lot of things himself. But he also started, owned and operated a laboratory where other people he paid worked on inventing stuff. When someone who worked for him invented something, all the credit would go to the company and Edison personally.

[@tallychandler1893]

Duh.

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For someone who can't hear the lyrics, here's what Au clair de la lune is pronounced in english letters: Au clair de la lune (Oh Klair Duh La Liewh Nah) Mon ami Pierrot (Mo Na Mee Pyeh Rhrhoe) Prête moi (Preh Tuh Mwa)

[@AllenHanPR]

Thomas Edison is the orignal Steve Jobs. He took people who actually invented shit and marketed it as his own genius.

[@Alkalus]

GBS presented Ed's redemption arc

[@pipecleanermaster]

God I am so glad you guys are back

[@giriumground]

SAME

[@jammadamma]

Thanks for yapping all over the recording

[@geo3106]

I bet you're one of those people that can dislike absolutely any video. Wow, I've truly stumbled upon something rare.

[@jammadamma]

The video was good. But they could have kept silent to let us listen to what the whole thing was about. @@geo3106

[@JohnnyAngel8]

I have to agree. A brief moment of not talking would have made this clip more interesting.

[@avoidant560]

A

[@bennorwood8433]

Where is this in inventor buried and what’s the name of the cemetery

[@FirstRunTanker]

Take that Edison!

[@FlyingAce1016]

Great big story watched joe scott's video from last week? Lol

[@rickandmortyfan649]

props to the guy who traveled to 1857 Paris just to record this historical moment

[@Rwededyet]

Anyone else waiting for Ryan George to step out?

[@Phono-fun]

I'm sorry Great Big Story, but this is a bit stretched... It was not de Martinville's intention to record or capture sound. He was more of studying sound waves, and his phonautograph is more comparable to a seismometer. He understood he was capturing sound waves but not the sound itself, and he had no intention of playing them back. To say he was the first to record sound is a little stretched, because it would be over 150 years after his invention that computer technology would be able to convert it back into legible sound.

[@geo3106]

It doesn't matter whether it was back-playable. Sound recording refers to any mode of collecting and storing audial (any type of mechanical wave, which means it is also applicable to seismic waves as mentioned by you) information.

[@TrackpadProductions]

It doesn't really matter what he was doing it for. He was the first to record sound, regardless of whether it was intended to be heard

[@atomic4650]

One of the stupidest comments I have ever read lmao.

[@JMPT]

GBS Nice 🎤

[@Traum_Tikaani]

Thank you for making this video!!

[@KyoshiHonor]

That’s cool as man

[@bk_vlogz23]

🎉

[@coasterb1]

Poor Thomas Edison, a genius who made the first claim on 1093 USA patents, died poor, and world history sadly keeps showing up.

[@harryh.1704]

Shoulda woulda coulda, I’m still placing Edison at #1. But I am a biased American

[@lukashermwille4853]

Truly shitty robot style would be to use it for shopping lists.

[@bk_vlogz23]

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[@c.f.3503]

First

[@michaelofparadise]

ive heard of sounds before

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[@masaf2350]

FIRSTTT (I think)

[@JimmyBoqvist]

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First

[@dgtv9876]

Heck yeah new upload!

[@nguyenkhoi3454-i5l]

So cool

[@budicaesar7790]

1

[@TheTerranInformed]

Wow!

[@elieobeid77]

you're saying that this is recognisable human voice? it's the noise of a fly!

[@RandomVidsforthought]

It's really a human voice

[@elieobeid77]

@@RandomVidsforthought I'm fluent in French and couldn't recognize a word of the song. I know the song pretty well. Not sure who can recognize tnat voice. And if it can't be recognized then I'm not sure why we insist on it being a human voice

[@RandomVidsforthought]

@@elieobeid77 Well considering it's the first audio recording, you can understand why the quality isn't the best.

[@RandomVidsforthought]

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[@elieobeid77]

@@RandomVidsforthought yes totally agree, but to say it's recognizable human voice is a stretch. I'm fine with it being the first recorded noise though or sound, not a human voice

[@mustafaabdullah1379]

Ha ha

[@time2132]

I LOVE SOUND!