The Phonautograph: A Brief History
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William R. Vanden DriesIntro to Audio Preservation and Reformatting
INF 392LFall 2012
Phonautogram
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Phonautogram
(A little bit of background)
Thomas Young's "Vibrograph", c. 1806
Pouillet's experiments "writing"with a tuning fork, c. 1850
Chladni patternsErnst Chladni's work with vibrations, c. 1780's
Music boxes - one example of imitating a "source"
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Phonautogram
Early phonautograph experiment by Scott, c.
1853/1854Édouard-Léon Scott de
Martinville
A phonautograph
Another phonautograph, most likely recorded on a paper-
wrapped cylinder
Rudolph Koenig
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Phonautogram
Facsimile from a Scott manuscript compared with the human ear
Artificial ossicles compared with the human ear
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Phonautogram
(Furthered)
Koenig's manometric flame, c. 1862
Edison tinfoil phonographCharles Cros
Bell and Blake's ear phonautograph
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Phonautogram
David Giovannoni holding a phonautogram
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