Audio Technology, Music, and Media

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Exploring the evolution of recorded sound, this book delves into the physics of sound and the historical development of recording technologies. It examines early techniques, the impact of multi-channel tape recorders, and the distinctions between live and recorded sound, particularly in classical music. Key topics include instrument sound production, microphone techniques, digital media, and home music reproduction. The author concludes with insights on the future of music recording and the evolving role of the Audio Engineer in contemporary society.