The response of the musician to the introduction, growth and maturity of recorded sound is reviewed. As the technology evolved, the musician's fears of unemployment due to automation were eventually realized. Following the subsequent turbulent period which has severe impact on the musician, the recording industry and the public alike, an accommodation has been reached which appears to be satisfactory to all.

Author: Torick, Emil L.
Affiliation: CBS Technology Center, Stamford, CT
JAES Volume 25 Issue 10/11 pp. 880-884; November 1977
Publication Date: November 1, 1977 Import into BibTeX
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