high-fidelity recording
Hi-Fi recording

In 1931-32 Keller made the first known stereophonic and high-fidelity recordings of orchestral music.

In the 1950s the Warner Bros. record label boasted "Vitaphonic" high-fidelity recording.

Other uses include industrial equipment monitoring and sensing, audio calibration and measurement, high-fidelity recording and law enforcement.

Condenser microphones span the range from telephone transmitters through inexpensive karaoke microphones to high-fidelity recording microphones.

"Customers would hear the excellent high-fidelity recordings and cower down, thinking that a bird was swooping in on them, so we stopped using it in Ossining," he said.

Dinner Music came about because of Jones' fascination with the possibilities high-fidelity recording presented, almost at the exclusion of music for commentary and the presentation of sound effects.

This new, high-fidelity recording honours those who made the radio a focal point for life in Afghanistan from 1940 on, when it broadcast a blend of Indian, Persian & Afghan music.

To the eternal benefit of American music, Davis's career coincided with the era of long-playing, high-fidelity recordings, a medium that was as sympathetic to his art as any stage or bandstand.

The DWS has released numerous high-fidelity recordings since 1991 in partnership with Reference Recordings, most of which were produced using the patented HDCD encoding process.

The name FFRR originally stood for Full Frequency Range Recording, which was an improved high-fidelity recording technique and marketing slogan used by Decca Records on its singles and albums - and especially its Western classical albums - in the 1950s and 1960s.

While Sony continued to be first with new advances, like hi-fi recording, the VHS companies always caught up.

The Metal West, Kid Icarus's third album, was released in 2005, and marked Schlittler's first attempt at a hi-fi recording.

However, because the VHS Hi-Fi recording process is intertwined with the VCR's video-recording function, advanced editing functions such as audio-only or video-only dubbing are impossible.

The real surprise of 1994 was the launching of a new musical phenomenon called "Space Age Bachelor Pad Music" based around the stereo hi-fi recordings of Juan García Esquivel.

For stereo hi-fi recording, the microphones are connected all the way to the camcorder via separate right and left hand mixer channels, the mixer being set to mono for 'centre-stage' speech recording, otherwise to stereo.

Opus de Jazz (subtitled A Hi-Fi Recording for Flute, Vibes, Piano, Bass, Drums) is an album by American jazz vibraphonist Milt Jackson featuring performances recorded in 1955 and released on the Savoy label.