Thomas Edison wasn't the first person to record sound. A Frenchman and Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville actually did it earlier. He invented a device called the phonautograph, and on April 9, 1860, recorded himself singing the words, "Au clair de la lune, Pierrot repondit." (French for "In the moonlight, Pierrot answered".)
The phonautograph is the earliest known device for recording sound. Invented by Frenchman Léon Scott, it was patented on March 25, 1857.
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Alexander Graham Bell was the first to create a telephone in 1875, or method to reproduce sound, although there were other contemporaries that were working on similar methods.See the Wikipedia article:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Graham_BellCertainly people had been making musical instruments for thousands or millions of years, and had some idea of vibrations and sound.Anybody know who first characterized sound as a wave?Oh, was reading about Doppler. He discovered the Doppler effect in 1842. Prior to Alexander Bell's telephone. This would be an early effort to evaluate the wave effect of sounds.I'm also seeing notes that the Phonautograph was was invented by the Frenchman Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville and patented in 1857. It was able to "record" sounds, but without playback. I assume in part it was used to look at sound waves. Record players and phonographs came in 1877 invented by Thomas Edison.
The phonograph was invented in 1878. Thomas Edison invented it.
The sonogram was invented when the man Walter Winston Taylor invented it
AlexanderÕs idea of creating a phone was generated by his study of the human ear. He first made a phonautograph, a device that can draw vibrations of a human voice. AlexanderÕs phonautograph led him to consider that voice might be transported electrically.
The phonautograph is the earliest known device for recording sound. Invented by Frenchman Léon Scott, it was patented on March 25, 1857.
Audio recording was invented in the 1850s. While the recording method didn't allow for playback, a device called a "phonautograph" was invented by Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville and recorded audio waves it was given.
The answer is phonograph it was developed by a phonautograph.
The first practical sound recordingand reproduction device was the mechanical phonograph cylinder, invented by Thomas Edison in 1877.For a fuller answer, Google 'Firsts in the recording of sight and sound'.
Thomas Edisons phonograph (gramophone) was the first device invented that could play recorded audio. The first sound recording device was the phonautograph, invented by Eduoard Leon-Scott in 1857, people had also found was to record audio onto foil, but the phonograph was the first audio reciprocation device.
Alexander Graham Bell invented many things, the most famous is the telephone, except he didn't invent the 'phone. The telephone was invented by an Italian called Innocenzo Manzetti, Bell just gets the credit. Bell did invent the metal detector. US president James Garfield was shot by an assassin, and Bell built an instrument to find the bullet. It worked perfectly, but couldn't find te bullet because the dying president was lying on a bed with metal bedsprings. So Bell invented many things that he isn't known for, and didn't invent the telephone that he is known for.
There are a number of recording and playback alternatives that predate the CD. Among them are:Al-Jazari's "robot band," circa 1206 AD.the Phonautograph (Alexander Graham Bell constructed one from the ear bones of a human cadaver that etched sound vibrations on a glass tube encased in carbon). Phonautograph recordings were not made to be heard, but read. The first phonautograph recordings were actually heard for the first time in 2008Phonograph cylinder - Wax, tin, or lead cylinders/discs/conesMusic roll - Mechanical recording (brass cylinders with raised pins, or paper scrolls with cutouts)Gramophone record - Shellac records (old 78's)Wire recordingElectrical cut recordReel-to-Reel, Magnetic TapeElectrical transcriptionsVinyl RecordStereophonic Vinyl Record4-Track (Stereo-Pak)Compact Cassette8-Track (Stereo-8)MicrocassetteMinicassetteQuadraphonic 8-Track (Quad-8) (Q8)Quadraphonic Vinyl Record (CD-4) (SQ Matrix)Betamax Digital AudioElcasetLaserdiscDAT (Digital Audio Tape - uses the same frequency and bit rate as CD in a mag tape format).24= track recording (studio recording)
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invented in 500BC before electricity was invented
Gloria Mejia invented it and she invented it in 1998
The CD was invented in 2001 Thomas clamps invented it.