Sound recording and reproduction
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| {{Template}}'''Sound recording and reproduction''' is the [[electrical]] or [[mechanics|mechanical]] inscription and [[playback]] of [[sound]] waves, usually used for the [[voice]] or for [[music]]. | {{Template}}'''Sound recording and reproduction''' is the [[electrical]] or [[mechanics|mechanical]] inscription and [[playback]] of [[sound]] waves, usually used for the [[voice]] or for [[music]]. | ||
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| - | *[[magnetic tape sound recording]] | + | *[[Magnetic tape sound recording]] |
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