Synchronous sound and action displays constitute a most effective advertising and educational medium. A variety of methods for controlling mechanical displays in synchronism with sound recordings, either on disk or on tape, is described in this paper.

Author: Mullin, John T.
Affiliation: Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, Mincom Division, Los Angeles, CA
JAES Volume 8 Issue 4 pp. 236-243; October 1960
Publication Date: October 1, 1960 Import into BibTeX
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