Audio Recording

Thomas Edison was in charge of the first recording in 1877 and recorded impressions with tin packaging. He applied for a patent right away and got a patent in February next year. The first model lasted a few years until 1881 when Volta Labs' Charles Tainter developed the first crosscut record (similar to a vinyl record we know well). Unfortunately, he did not develop a method of replay but just recorded. This lasted until 1885, when Tainter worked with Chichester Bell to create a wax cut vertical cutting cylinder as a medium for new recording habits.

Dual system audio: Audio recorded using a recorder different from the camera. When shooting a dual system, the clapping sound is synchronized with the image, so the clapping sound can be aligned with the physical clapping seen in the camera. When shooting videos, it is common to use "camera microphones" to record "dirty" reference tracks to aid synchronization. Double Take: Like many comic instruments, double shooting is compact for spectators. It takes a long time to respond before dropping or replying. It is a performance technique, but you can write it in a script. The script must show the correct line or condition. You can do this by pausing, beating, and even writing double shots.

By broadcasting news articles, you will record audio clips. Always use scripts to record audio. In this way, you can use short messages to introduce sound and provide your script conclusion. Recording is in the middle of your story. You need to pay attention to the audience through introduction. You do not have any visual elements to help you, so you need to be in the language you use all. It is positive and needs to be nervous. It should attract people and let them want you to tell them more. Think of it as a wonderful movie trailer. It stimulates the appetite of the audience so that the audience can not wait to return and provide more information.

Although it is not necessarily a writer, still want to record your story in some form? Do not think that there is no hope. Consider recording audio or video. Recording is particularly useful. You can bring that record to the writer / transcriber, and then you can put your story in logical order. Working closely with the writer may be another option when you record your story verbally as you feel too close to the story. Writing down the story of your life can be therapeutic and you can erase some of the less bright parts and emotional and psychotherapy in your personal history. Perhaps your life is only a circus performance from the beginning, it is very funny. If writing a story of your life at the time of writing will touch you, think about all the people you can touch them.