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Title: YOU SPIN ME RIGHT 'ROUND.
Authors: Day, Rebecca
Source: Popular Mechanics. Oct2003, Vol. 180 Issue 10, p92-95. 4p. 5 Color Photographs.
Subjects: Digital audiotape recorders & recording, Digital electronics, Lasers, Music
Abstract: Digital recording breaks music into bits and then reassembles them producing a sound that can be compared to a newspaper photograph made up of pixels. Digital music uses sound sampling to convert music into digital data that's read by a laser. Music on a compact disc is sampled at a rate of 44,100 times per second, which would seem like enough to reproduce all the sound of a concerto or jazz riff. Consistent and accurate timing of turntable revolutions and, thus, the ability to reproduce music with pitch accuracy are essential to faithful sound reproduction.
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  Data: Digital recording breaks music into bits and then reassembles them producing a sound that can be compared to a newspaper photograph made up of pixels. Digital music uses sound sampling to convert music into digital data that's read by a laser. Music on a compact disc is sampled at a rate of 44,100 times per second, which would seem like enough to reproduce all the sound of a concerto or jazz riff. Consistent and accurate timing of turntable revolutions and, thus, the ability to reproduce music with pitch accuracy are essential to faithful sound reproduction.
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