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first sound recording
Thomas Edison and John Kruesi invented the phonograph in 1877. Thomas Edison was so excited about this invention that he whispered the nursery rhyme "Mary Had a Little Lamb" into it. This allowed him to listen to the sentence as many times as he wanted, and he was very happy about it. Later, Emile Berliner invented the gramophone which records sound horizontally on discs instead of vertically on cylinders like the phonograph.
This recording gives me a chill, like it's the first sound we've ever heard from something other than ourselves in the universe. It's either because I watch a lot of science fiction, or the sentence "hear my voice" is really futuristic.
We heard a recording of Graham Bell speaking and noticed that he had a Scottish accent, but when he was counting, it sounded like he had an Indian accent.
I'm taking you back 156 years ago to the first ever recorded sound. When it was restored in 2008, it gave me chills. It was like traveling through time. This is the phonograph that Thomas Edison discovered 15 years later from the first sound recording, which is the ancestor of modern day gramophones.
first sound recording
first sound recording
Thomas Edison and John Kruesi invented the phonograph in 1877. Thomas Edison was so excited about this invention that he whispered the nursery rhyme "Mary Had a Little Lamb" into it. This allowed him to listen to the sentence as many times as he wanted, and he was very happy about it. Later, Emile Berliner invented the gramophone which records sound horizontally on discs instead of vertically on cylinders like the phonograph.
first sound recording
This recording gives me a chill, like it's the first sound we've ever heard from something other than ourselves in the universe. It's either because I watch a lot of science fiction, or the sentence "hear my voice" is really futuristic.
first sound recording
We heard a recording of Graham Bell speaking and noticed that he had a Scottish accent, but when he was counting, it sounded like he had an Indian accent.
first sound recording
I'm taking you back 156 years ago to the first ever recorded sound. When it was restored in 2008, it gave me chills. It was like traveling through time. This is the phonograph that Thomas Edison discovered 15 years later from the first sound recording, which is the ancestor of modern day gramophones.
first sound recording
In 1859, someone made the first ever recording of sound.
first sound recording
Is he understanding what is going on now? The sound recording was removed.