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anything and everything to do with the art of phonography, location and nature recording and related topics.
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Created By: Andy Wilson
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"The simple answer is that phonography (literally “sound-writing’) refers to field-recording. This entails the capture of any event that can be reproduced and represented as sound. Auditory events are selected, framed by duration and method of capture, and presented in a particular format and context, all of which distinguishes a recording from the original event during which it was captured. In this respect, phonography is analogous to any other form of recording. It is distinct from recording in general only to the extent that the capture of sound is privileged over its production. This bias reflects an attempt to discover rather than invent."Is the term "Phonography" completely interchangeable with "Field Recording" and has it always been? and is there an aesthetic or technical difference? In otherwords, why use one term over the othe... Continue
Started by Robert Jaz 28 Oct 2007
Phonography.Org The Phonography Archive: This field recording repository is an extension of the eGroup disscussion list Phonography. Phonography List at Yahoo Nature Recordists List at Yahoo: an e... Continue
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