The Disk Drive as an Audio Recorder
Rumsey, Francis (1990) The Disk Drive as an Audio Recorder In: Audio Engineering Society Hard Disk Recording Conference.
The following tutorial paper describes how a block-structured mass storage device, such as a Winchester disk drive, may be made to function as part of a digital audio recording and editing system: the so-called -tapeless recorder-. It outlines the principles of random access sound file storage and buffering, together with a discussion of digital audio requirements and the historical precedent for disk recording.
|Item Type:||Conference or Workshop Item (UNSPECIFIED)|
|Additional Information:||Rumsey, F. J. The disk drive as an audio recorder. Paper presented at the Audio Engineering Society Hard Disk Recording Conference, Audio Engineering Society, IBA, Brompton Road, London, UK, April 1990. © AES 1990.|
|Divisions:||Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences > School of Arts > Sound Recording|
|Depositing User:||Mr Adam Field|
|Date Deposited:||27 May 2010 14:10|
|Last Modified:||23 Sep 2013 18:28|
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