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1932 New Phonograph Record Plays Half Hour Music Program

1932 New Phonograph Record Plays Half Hour Music Program

by Stewart Adam | Aug 6, 2012 | Audio Archiving, Audio Restoration, Equipment, History, Music

The phonograph, long overshadowed by the radio, now promises to come back into popularity, thanks to the development of an improved type of phonograph record recently introduced. Capable of running for a full half-hour, the new long-playing record reproduces entire...
The coming record revolution: digital discs. Popular Science (Nov, 1981)

The coming record revolution: digital discs. Popular Science (Nov, 1981)

by Stewart Adam | Jul 28, 2012 | Audio Archiving, Audio Perception, Audio Restoration, Equipment, History, Music

The coming record revolution: digital discs A laser reads the compact, no-wear disc to deliver superior hi-fi By LEONARD FELDMAN A Sony technician slipped a small disc into the slot of a player no larger than a portable cassette machine. I noticed the record?\’s...
The Year’s Finest Facilities Featured in MIX magazine’s Class of 2012.

The Year’s Finest Facilities Featured in MIX magazine’s Class of 2012.

by Stewart Adam | Jul 9, 2012 | Audio Archiving, Audio Restoration, History, Music, Studio History

Each Year MIX magazine names the Hottest Recording/Production studios around the globe. Among this year’s studios was Creative Audio Works, located in Plymouth, MA. Designed by Lou Clarke of Sonic-Space with studio owner Stewart Adam, the design of this...
The First Music Video,  1895 The Dickson Experimental Sound Film.

The First Music Video, 1895 The Dickson Experimental Sound Film.

by Stewart Adam | May 23, 2012 | Audio Restoration, History, Music

This film, known as The Dickson Experimental Sound Film, is the first known film with live-recorded sound. The film features William Dicksonplaying the melody Song of the Cabin Boy, from the light opera The Chimes of Normandy, composed by Robert Planquette in 1877....
The Beatles appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show Feb. 9, 1964

The Beatles appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show Feb. 9, 1964

by Stewart Adam | Feb 9, 2012 | Audio Restoration, History, Music

  As teenage girls screamed hysterically in the audience and 73 million people watched from home, a record for American television at the time. Their appearance on the show is considered the beginning of the “British Invasion” of music in the United...
Deconstructing Dad -The Music, Machines and Mystery of Raymond Scott

Deconstructing Dad -The Music, Machines and Mystery of Raymond Scott

by Stewart Adam | Jan 22, 2012 | Audio Perception, Audio Restoration, Equipment, History, Music, Studio History

Deconstructing Dad is a documentary dedicated to Raymond Scott, one of the true geniuses of the past century. As (hopefully) most of you will know, he was an accomplished musician, a very original composer, and the inventor of some revolutionary electronic musical...
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