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History of Audio

History of Audio. by: Connor Anderson 1 st period 1-8-13. The Beginning. In 1877, Thomas Edison created the phonograph, and successfully played “Mary Had A Little Lamb” using the device. 1878. The first music was put on record with the recording of Jules Levy performing “Yankee Doodle”.

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History of Audio

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  1. History of Audio by: Connor Anderson 1st period 1-8-13

  2. The Beginning • In 1877, Thomas Edison created the phonograph, and successfully played “Mary Had A Little Lamb” using the device.

  3. 1878 • The first music was put on record with the recording of Jules Levy performing “Yankee Doodle”.

  4. 1887 Emile Berliner creates a flat-disc gramophone, giving a possibility of multiple copies of a recording.

  5. 1888 • Edison creates an electrically-motored phonograph.

  6. 1898 Valdemar Poulsen patented his Telegraphone, which used magnetic force on a on steel wire.

  7. 1901 • Audio recordings are made on motion picture films.

  8. 1910 • Enrico Caruso is in the first live radio broadcasting at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City.

  9. 1913 • The first "talking movie" is created by Thomas Edison using his Kinetophone, a cylinder player that was synchronized to the projector.

  10. 1919 • The Radio Corporation of America (RCA) is founded.

  11. 1921 • The first commercial radio broadcast is made in Pittsburgh, PA on AM radio.

  12. 1926 • O'Neill patented his idea for iron oxide-coated paper tape.

  13. 1933 • Magnetic recording on steel wire is developed commercially. • The first inner-city stereo audio program is broadcasted.

  14. 1936 • The first tape recording of a concert by the London Philharmonic Orchestra was recorded.

  15. 1940 Walt Disney's eight track, "Fantasia", is released.

  16. 1941 • Commercial FM broadcasting begins in America.

  17. 1955 • Ampex develops the Selective Synchronous Recording (or sel-sync)device.

  18. 1956 • Musician and song-writer, Les Paul, makes the first 8-track record using the sel-sync method.

  19. 1978 • 3Mintroducesmetal-particle cassette tape.

  20. 1980 • Sony produces a stereo cassette tape player called a "Walkman."

  21. 1981 • Philips creates the Compact Disc (CD).

  22. 1982 • Sony releases the first CD player

  23. 1986 • Dr. Gunther Theile describes a sphere-shaped microphone.

  24. 1996 • Record labels begin to add multimedia files called enhanced CDs.

  25. 1999 • Audio DVD Standard 1.0 is agreed on.

  26. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!!!

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