Äänentallennus
Äänentallennus, often translated as sound recording, refers to the process of capturing and storing sound waves. This technology has evolved significantly over time, from early mechanical methods to modern digital techniques. The fundamental principle involves converting sound vibrations into a form that can be preserved and reproduced.
Early forms of äänentallennus, such as those developed by Thomas Edison with his phonograph, used a stylus
The advent of digital äänentallennus revolutionized the field. Sound waves are sampled at regular intervals and