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What was the name of Barack Obama's audiotape?
what was the name of barack obama's audiotape
How do an audiotape recorders sound?
an audiotape recorder sounds like a wooden flute
What is the plural of audiotape?
The plural of audiotape is audiotapes. You would just add an s, you can see that of course.
What part of speech is the word audiotape?
Fundamentally a noun, but it is sometimes also used as a verb, as in "Audiotape your conversation."
What are ghosts and spirits captured on audiotape called?
avp
Ghosts and spirits captured on audiotape is called?
EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon)
When is now 37 going to be out?
Now 37 was released on 14 July 1997 - on audiotape and CD !
What were the inventions in 1928-1935?
in 1928 dubble bubble gum, audiotape,bread-slicing machine , iron lung were invented
Why was the audiotape invented?
The audiotape was invented to provide a means of recording and reproducing sound in a more efficient and high-quality manner than previous methods. Developed in the 1920s and popularized in the 1930s, it allowed for the preservation of music, speech, and other audio recordings, facilitating broadcasting, music production, and personal recording. Its invention significantly transformed the entertainment industry and laid the groundwork for modern audio technology.
What has the author Richard Maddox written?
Richard Maddox has written: 'The DAT technical service handbook' -- subject(s): Digital audiotape recorders and recording, Maintenance and repair
What does acronym VCR stand for?
"VCR" is the abbreviation used for "VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER" like Audio Cassette. A Cassette is a plastic case in which audiotape or videotape runs between two reels for use in recording or playing back.
What do you call the thing which you have recorded?
Something you have recorded is called a "recording". Some people refer to it as a "reproduction" or even a "tape" (today, technology has changed and audiotape or videotape are often replaced by digital technology, but the old term 'tape' is still used as a way of saying you are being recorded). If you are in radio, we call it an "actuality" and on TV, we refer to it as a "sound bite."
