Audio

Audio

By ccjccoltonccoffin@gmail.com

  • Phonautograph

    Phonautograph
    The first machine that was able to record sound was made by Léon Scott de Martinville’s in 1857 his invention was called the “phonautograph.”

  • Gramophone

    Emile Berliner took the Phonautograph and turned it into a disc music player called the “gramophone."

  • Phonograph

    Thomas Edison made a tinfoil cylinder shaped machine called a "phonograph," made the first recording from a human in 1877.

  • Playback Machines

    In 1878, Edison also launched his own Speaking Phonography Company that produced recording and playback machines.

  • VIctor Talking company

    In 1901 Berliner and Johnson joined the liking of the Audio and made the Victor Talking Machine Company.

  • Long term recording

    In the 1940s, Columbia designed the first 33-1/3 RPM which basically means long-playing/recording.

  • Diamond and Aiger

    Both the Diamond Multimedia’s Rio PMP300 and Eiger Labs’s F10, were made and sold in 1998.

  • Audio Cassette's

    In 1963, Phillips made the first audio cassette tape format that eventually became very popular.

  • Sony comes in to play

    Sony comes in to play
    In 1978 Sony made the first audio recording devices, that were used by professional studios.

  • Portable Cassett

    In 1879 Sony the introduction of the Walkman portable audio cassette player was made and while doing so Sony revolutionized the world.

  • The iPod

    The iPod
    iPod made there very first iPod making a massive mark on Audio history and changing it for the better.

  • iPhone

    In 2007, Apple came into the phone business, making the first ever iPhone, combining all the features on a iPod with a modern day cell phone,including multimedia, Internet, and of course touch-screen.

  • Audio now

    Now audio is spread throughout... Everywhere, and its still advancing into more adapted styles, and i believe that it will keep on "adapting" until the end of time, but now its just as amazing as ever. Starting from the Phonautograph and iPhone's and so much more.

  • Information found by:

    http://www.randomhistory.com/2008/08/04_ipod.html, and http://www.saching.com/Article/The-Positive-and-Negative-Effects-of-Media/873 where the web addresses for the web pages that i used for this time line.