https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax en-us 2016-12-02 18:42:20 UTC 2016-12-06 23:54:35 UTC hello@padlet.com annaeprice4 https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141479087 There are three major ways to record music across the globe: Acoustic, Electronic, and In the Box recordings. The goal is always to capture a great performance that will transcend into the recording method used. Recording music today takes years of practice and work to become great at it. Across the globe, everyone has been learning how to record music through trial and error and perfecting their style.

]]> 2016-12-02 18:54:59 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141479087 annaeprice4 https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141821551 This website highlights the history of sound recordings in the 1920s.  It also give specific inventions and how they evolved.  It explains how sound was recorded in recording studios for things such as the radio, the television and Hollywood movies.  It also touches on the business aspect of music and sound and how people made money off of this industry.]]> 2016-12-05 17:39:56 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141821551 annaeprice4 https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141821584 Radio broadcasting was starting in 1922 and despite the poor sound quality people were drawn in the new inventions with sound. The invention of radio brought in money through mass advertising and could link stations together. The talking machine industry was in a decline from 1920-1930 because of the massive competition for the lowest prices and the invention of radio and the number of discs sold didn't start to increase again until the late 1930's.]]> 2016-12-05 17:40:02 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141821584 annaeprice4 https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141821666 The introduction of radios began in 1913, but didn't become super popular until the 1920s.  This website talks about the evolution of radios.  It also goes on to give interesting facts about popular radio stations, radio hosts, and famous radio broadcasts during the 1920s.  Lastly it touches on how radio changed how messages were communicated and the speed at which the general public received important news and gossip. ]]> 2016-12-05 17:40:12 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141821666 rose_ristrom https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141836794 2016-12-05 18:26:00 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141836794 annaeprice4 https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141839665 This is an Ad for a radio that is batteryless.  This radio revolutionized the radio industry, because radios were now electric.  This type of radio allowed the consumer to reach a wider range and have a clearer sound.  This Ad shows the evolution of radios and the technology at this time.  A simple design was transformed into a better product that was now available to the general public.  This product revolutionized the sound and radio industry.  I think that this invention was very helpful for people and made communication and music easier to reach and was a step in leading us to our modern day radios and music players.]]> 2016-12-05 18:33:28 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141839665 annaeprice4 https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141839721 This is Franklin D. Roosevelt delivering one of his fireside chats.  During these 'chats' he spoke directly to the American people.  FDR's radio broadcasts were the most famous in radio history for politics.  This is a photograph of him giving his first fireside chat where he talked about the national banking crisis after he closed all of the banks for 4 days. By using the radio, Roosevelt created an intimacy with the American people. His relaxed approach gave his series it's calm, name.  I think that the radio was a quick and easy way to get information to the public, and people like Roosevelt were able to connect more personally with others.]]> 2016-12-05 18:33:40 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141839721 annaeprice4 https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141839840 1. KDKA-A radio station that was started in post World War 1 era and used for point to point communication and then evolved into a national broadcast station.
2. AM-Amplitude Modulation broadcasts stations in the AM receiver.
3. PSA-Public service announcement tells people listening to the broadcasts and radio a special announcement or current event.
4. Bumper-A song, music, or element that signals a transition to and from commercial breaks.
5. Cans-Slang word for headphones.]]> 2016-12-05 18:34:04 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141839840 annaeprice4 https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141839924 2016-12-05 18:34:19 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141839924 annaeprice4 https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141840308 The creation of radio generated from the acoustic era (1877-1925) and was created during the electrical era (192-1945). Telegrams evolved into the new broadcast systems that could be heard live across the nation-called radios. The first radio news station broadcasted on August 30, 1920. In June 1920 Marconi opened the first purpose-built radio factory. It was broadcasted by 8MK station in Detroit, Michigan and the station still exists today. The first college radio station broadcasted across the nation in October 14, 1920 for Union College in New York. Aircraft started using broadcast systems to AM stations to help with navigation. This method continued until 1960 until new systems were invented to help with navigations. Sports broadcasting systems began in 1921 for college football and helped fans hear their favorite teams live. The recording industry was in a major decline until the new invention of radios in the early 1900's. The improving American economy in the 1920's help boost the demand for music and new broadcasting systems. Without the radio our country would be in a different position today.

]]> 2016-12-05 18:35:21 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141840308 annaeprice4 https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141840341 Radio completely revolutionized not only the sound and music industry, but also the news industry.  It allowed the American people to receive information quickly and easily right in the convince of their own home or workplace.  Important people such as the president were able to address important issues that affected the entire nation.  The radio also made it easier for singers and other musical artists share their music with the world.  Music had a large influence on American culture during the 1920s.  Because of the new emphasis on The American Dream and materialized wealth, radios transformed how people were able to listen and dance to music.  Radio transcended social, political and economic boundaries.  Announcements about sports team victories and political election results were able to be shared the day of rather than the next day in the newspaper.  This influence still continues today.  Because of the radio, now revolutionized beyond belief, it has caused a decrease in need for newspapers.  Radios and other similar devices not only effected society during this time but set the bar for future technologies such as iPhone, car radios, and Bluetooth speakers.  I love the 1920s, they were truly inspirational. ]]> 2016-12-05 18:35:29 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141840341 rose_ristrom https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141844795 This is a newspaper article about the spread of the new radio and broadcasting system. This is when people were able to purchase their own radio and different types of music was listened to across the nation. It tells people about how you can easily listen to man different stations and cancel other stations out to get a clear sound. It is advertising how useful and easy to use this radio is so it will draw in more customers. It also tells how if you are living in the northern states you can listen to southern music and different genres that are new. This is a big movement across the nation. People are going to experience new cultures and be able to hear national news faster than it would be heard from newspapers.]]> 2016-12-05 18:47:53 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/141844795 rose_ristrom https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/142182423 2016-12-06 23:54:23 UTC https://padlet.com/annaeprice4/81xn9453zdax/wish/142182423