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... recording lay in the extremely limited amount of acoustical power that could be collected . Per- formers huddled close to large clumsy recording horns ; only the most powerful instruments and voices recorded well . This disadvantage was ...
... recording lay in the extremely limited amount of acoustical power that could be collected . Per- formers huddled close to large clumsy recording horns ; only the most powerful instruments and voices recorded well . This disadvantage was ...
Page 56
... recording time when played at a standard speed of 72 inches ( 19 centimetres ) per second . Thin tape allows more tape to be wound on a given size reel , but if too ... recording the master programs for 56 Sound Recording and Reproducing.
... recording time when played at a standard speed of 72 inches ( 19 centimetres ) per second . Thin tape allows more tape to be wound on a given size reel , but if too ... recording the master programs for 56 Sound Recording and Reproducing.
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... recording or makes it possible to have two simultaneous channels for stereophonic recording . Pre - recorded tapes are available , but the ease with which the amateur can produce acceptable recordings is a strong factor in the ...
... recording or makes it possible to have two simultaneous channels for stereophonic recording . Pre - recorded tapes are available , but the ease with which the amateur can produce acceptable recordings is a strong factor in the ...
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