The History Of Audio Recording

[@metry]

Hey I helped make this :)

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

I didn't help make this but I helped u make your comment a year ago

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

Thanks for helping me make my comment just now to

[@BillyVon69]

Bouvet distal

[@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 🤘🏻😄

[@bwb7589]

I kid you not at exactly 1 am had the same thought

[@NeverEverMore]

@@bwb7589 Literal same thought process here, also at exactly 1am.

[@brokenguillotine6988]

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

[@TendoTheDude]

This is quality content right here. 10 thumbs up man

[@mnuelsnchz6860]

He read the wikipedia article "History of sound recording" word for word

[@TendoTheDude]

@@mnuelsnchz6860 that plus illustration, gets the job done 👌

[@VerdanaVideos]

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

[@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.

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

I knew that buttholes were body parts before I watched this video

[@iron4517]

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

[@Stemp]

THIS VIDEO WOULDNT BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT METRY YOU CAN FIND HIS CHANNEL HERE: kzbin.info

[@hokusman100]

Waaaaaaaaahahahhhh 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

[@jmgates11]

Very interesting! Good job, Iann! 💟

[@parmadacruz8755]

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 ?

[@19o]

6:06 sound goes real quiet

[@Stereozentrum]

Good documentary. Thanks a lot!

[@KomikSanz]

Grabbed myself a big ol' sammich for this one

[@DanBurgaud]

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

[@intheskymusic]

come on bro. Everyone thinks that till it improves.

[@Captain-Feeneey]

@@intheskymusic it's been 40+ years

[@intheskymusic]

@@DanBurgaud digitalbfrom

[@intheskymusic]

Digital from 40 years ago has evolved a bit...lol

[@Hawspere]

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

[@dean6816]

The transitioned disc were shellac not vinyl!

[@actuallythepie]

great video as always man

[@SJ-xg1uf]

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

[@son_of_heph_01]

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??

[@Stemp]

Hey! Sorry for the late reply, I watched a lot of documentary’s that I found on KZbin for the research of this video, I also had a friend help with the research of this video and am not sure where he got his info

[@son_of_heph_01]

@@Stemp Oh okkk that's alright. The video itself helped me a lot! tysm🤍

[@dot_run]

3:30

[@tejasvirawat8467]

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

[@luiscosme1154]

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

[@blinddeadmcjones5255]

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

[@jarkeesedouglas1988]

This was dope thank you

[@fernandoramoa7079]

l have a question for pro-producers: at what point in time recording became as good sounding as today? speaking strictly form john doe's public ears, one can tell the difference in the recording quality in any album from, say, Queen and the latest Metallica. There's simply superiority in sound quality. Everything mainstream today sounds phenomenal. But so was anything made 20 years ago, not so 40 years ago though. After 30 years of listening to a thousand styles, l've been trying to pinpoint that one recording(s) which anyone can honestly say sounds fantastic. l would go to to Nirvana's Nevermind for instance. Was 1991 the year recording quality took the huge leap?

[@whatabouttheearth]

Most modern stuff is plasticised by using auto tune and quantizing and the mainstream industry, smaller studios and people at how should stop that bullshit and develop, or make people, develop enough talent that correction isn't needed. Technological correction is bafoonary.

[@LunatikLucas2024]

u got a new subscriber

[@bubbercakes528]

Don’t forget 8 tracks!

[@19o]

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]

[@bloodyxakup6665]

first CD i bought was Shrek:)

[@2255223388]

The clip of Au Clair De La Lune is well out of sequence

[@thearchangelgabriel563]

Nice

[@iron4517]

Thanks

[@EchsYT]

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[@Stemp]

Why

[@EchsYT]

@@Stemp what happened to shopping malls? more like what happened to popping balls

[@javimetal2507]

For an audio video, the audio in this video sucks.

[@lexipro6007]

:D

[@Matchat11]

please quit the fried voice!

[@JossSuaz]

im sane (saying) this is alien techno. u cant really explain it like how a piano is struck. what is struck to play back voice?

[@CJayyTheCreative]

Freaking explain how sound is recorded Jesus Christ why can no one answer this question

[@whatabouttheearth]

Because it's magic, noone knows how it happens, some magi just gave us a box 100 years ago and we've been copying that magic box ever since. How am I reading what you are typing? Or watching this video?