Audio Recording (Lagoda)

Recoded Sound.

• Microphone

• Sound Wave

• Phonograph

• Audio

First recoding and playback device invented by Thomas Edison in 1877.

• Microphone

• Sound Wave

• Phonograph

• Audio

Captures sound waves and turns them into electrical signals which can be amplified, recorded, and transmitted.

• Microphone

• Sound Wave

• Phonograph

• Audio

A wave of energy produced by a sound which moves through air, liquid or solid.

• Microphone

• Sound Wave

• Phonograph

• Audio

The amount of times per second that a sound wave repeats itself.

• Volume

• Decibels (dB)

• Pitch

• Frequency

How high or low a sound is. High pitch sounds have a high frequency. Low pitch sounds have a low frequency.

• Volume

• Decibels (dB)

• Pitch

• Frequency

The strength of a sound wave. 

• Volume

• Decibels (dB)

• Pitch

• Frequency

Measure the volume or strength of a sound wave.

• Volume

• Decibels (dB)

• Pitch

• Frequency

The signal that goes into a mixer, amplifier, or computer.

• Input

• Output

• Level

• Recording Software

The signal that goes out of a mixer, amplifier, or computer.

• Input

• Output

• Level

• Recording Software