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digital recording
digital recording n (Electronics) a sound recording process that converts audio or analogue signals into a series of pulses that correspond to the voltage level. These can be stored on tape or on any other memory system dig′ital record′ing
n. 1. a method of recording sound in which an input audio waveform is sampled many thousands of times per second and each sample is given a binary numerical value. 2. a record, tape, or compact disc made by this method. Compare analog recording. digital recording
digital recording a sound recording process that converts audio or analogue signals into a series of pulses that correspond to the voltage level. These can be stored on tape or on any other memory system digital recording[′dij·əd·əl ri′kȯrd·iŋ] (electronics) Magnetic recording in which the information is first coded in a digital form, generally with a binary code that uses two discrete values of residual flux. |