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phonautograph is the
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- inventor. He
invented the
earliest known sound recording device, the
phonautograph,
which was
patented in
France on 25
March 1857. As a
printer by trade...
- with a
range of
other new inventions,
including the microphone. The
phonautograph was
invented on
March 25, 1857, by
Frenchman Édouard-Léon
Scott de Martinville...
- audio.
Analog audio recording began with
mechanical systems such as the
phonautograph and phonograph. Later,
electronic techniques such as wire and tape recording...
-
Martinville made the
earliest known intelligible sound recording, the
phonautograph. The
recording capturing a man
singing the
French folk song "Au clair...
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could not play them back—the
purpose was only
visual study) was the
phonautograph,
patented in 1857 by
Parisian inventor Édouard-Léon
Scott de Martinville...
- half of the 19th century –
notably Édouard-Léon
Scott de Martinville's
phonautograph of 1857 – and
these efforts culminated in the
invention of the phonograph...
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Phoenix and M83. The
earliest known sound recording device was the
phonautograph,
patented in 1857 by Édouard-Léon
Scott de Martinville. In 1928, the...
- 1856: World's
first oil
refinery in
Romania 1858:
Invention of the
phonautograph, the
first true
device for
recording sound. 1859: The
first ironclad...
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elevator is
installed (at 488 Broadway, New York City).
March 25 – The
phonautograph is
patented by
French typesetter Édouard-Léon
Scott de Martinville....
