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A Brief History Of Recorded Music

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Recorded Sound History on a fast-paced timeline! From vinyl to tape to streaming to the strange! Freshly UPDATED from our hit video, we’ve added all the consumer formats.

CHAPTERS:

0:00 Intro
0:14 Music Streaming
0:37 Apple Spacial Audio
0:53 Pono Music
1:06 What is Compressed or Bit-Reduced Music?
1:26 Spotify
1:37 Music on USB Thumb drives and Soundcloud
1:57 Blu Ray Disc Audio
2:08 Pandora/Apple Music Store
2:23 Apple iPod
2:39 DVD Audio
2:55 SACD
3:11 Napster and BitTorrent
3:29 Music on Floppy Disc
3:41 DTS-HD 5.1 Music Disc
3:52 Digital Compact Cassette
4:09 MiniDisc
4:26 Sony Digital Micro tape or NT or ScoopMan
4:39 Alesis ADAT
4:50 Tascam DA-88
5:01 Sony DAT tape
5:12 VHS HiFi Audio/Betamax
5:28 CD or Compact Disc
6:07 MTV Music Television
6:18 First Commercial Music CD Digitally Recorded
6:27 First Commercial Music CD Digitally Recorded, Mixed and Mastered
6:39 DBX Vinyl Records
7:12 The PlayTape
7:27 8-track Tape or 8-tracks
7:40 Cassettes or the Compact Cassette tape
8:15 45rpm record
8:24 33 1/3rpm 12-inch Long Play Record or LP vinyl
8:49 The Wire Recorder
9:05 Reel to Reel tape
9:32 FM Radio Broadcasting
10:41 The 78rpm record
11:03 AM Radio Broadcasting
11:21 Edison Cylinder Phonograph
12:14 Phonautograph

This is a full update and refresh of our video from 4 years ago, adding 50 more details.

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24 comments

@thaisgregorio2734 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
Wow, this was very interesting. This video should have more views
@MrLyosea September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
13:00 I give you respect for playing the sound back in the correct speed unlike most other people in it's original sped up form when it was discovered in 2008.
@vladtheimpala5532 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
This video should be recommended to more people. It’s a good one!
@alukuhito September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
If I want to listen to music, I just come here to YouTube. Other than that, I've got CDs. I don't understand anything that came out after CDs. BTW, why isn't this video in chronological order, or any understandable order?
@CoasterMan13Official September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
I download my music. I have a huge music collection of over 3,000 songs. Is that bad?
@rakeshsahoo5138 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
The sound I heard it first it just touches my heart
@drewdevega5483 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
Still have my grandmothers rpm 12 inch.i really save it till this days💛💛
@Garf8922 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
I prefer a record over streaming, a record just sounds more crisp and clear
@honestreviews9955 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
That was really enjoyable and educational..Thank you!
@surfrd2451 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
I just discovered your channel ... you guys are adorable!
@davidcarlin3850 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
Jim and Dawn, Thank you again. Love your well researched and executed videos. Really looking forward to your next explorations :)
@RedVynil September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
There actually WERE MUCH older audio recordings! They just weren't known or intended to BE audio recordings. Sound was accidentally captured on ancient pots that were spun on potter's wheels and the tools used to make the pots actually captured the sounds in the room where the pots were being spun and carved those sounds into the pots.
@LikaLaruku September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
If you included all of the failed formats that never caught on, this could have been 2 hours long.
My favorite are the Volta records; audio recorded on discs & cylinders made of glass, binder's board, wax, & copper.
I like how Techmoan is the top video recommendation on the side because you gave him a shout-out.
Nice to know that RCA was always evil.
@martinhughes2549 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
Great video. Worth mentioning Valdemar Poulsen& the first magnetic recordings made 1900? Or Dolby C? Or Optical soundtracks?
Otherwise really interesting.
@awalden September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
Fascinating! Thank you for these wonderful videos! You guys are an under-appreciated treasure! I truly enjoy all of your work and creativity.
@mattycreative September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
Epic!!
@PrincessSixThirteen September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
Didn't I watch this one already? Who cares. Pass the popcorn?
@LatitudeSky September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
Digital micro tape 32khz at 12bit. Yikes. Maybe MP3 aounds good compared to that. But I'm old and not supposed to care about quality, but it is FLAC all the way, or nothing. Storage space and memory cards so so stupidly cheap, there is no excuse for terrible quality. Hell, my phone has more storage space than I had on the first decade of PCs I owned. And every song I own is in my pocket at all times. Everywhere. The freedom is astounding and I would have call you a liar if you went back in time and told me this would be trivial.
@jaggerthedog8578 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
Great video!
Unrelated, but I didn't know I've Just Seen A Face was the opening track for Rubber Soul in North America, interesting
@BrettSaylor September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
Another cool video… thanks Jim and Dawn!
@cyankirkpatrick5194 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
We had the 📼 VHS VCR my brother in law had the early version of the DVD player the laser disc player. Again Edison is a thief
@cyankirkpatrick5194 September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
vinyl is back, I had 8 track and the cassette tapes and the CD player, to and I just got a I pod the 7 or 8 generation.
@thepogguys September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
very interesting. Cool!
@Jsjsusbsb September 16, 2024 - 12:53 am
I've been a fan of your videos since the penny video and i can't believe how much you improved!
I always get interested in all of your videos from the start and the production quality is amazing!
I hope your latest videos get more recognition!

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