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Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers ( Volume: 39, Issue: 10, October 1942)
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The Technique of Production Sound Recording

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Publisher
SMPTE — White Plains, NY, USA
Doc Type
Journal Article
Content Type
Original Research
Abbreviated Title
J SMPE
Volume
39, No. 10, pp. 213–227
Abstract
Although sound recording differs greatly from motion picture photography, it involves many analogous techniques and some similar processes. Sound recording requires special apparatus to transform sound into energy capable of exposing motion picture film. Its reproduction from the film requires additional transformations involving other specialized apparatus. Good sound pick-up on the motion picture set involves acoustic conditioning quite analogous to set lighting, camera angle selection, etc. The sound crew is provided with flexible means for microphone placement and with controls and monitoring devices for observation of the results obtained. The film recording machine is a specialized mechanism requiring precision comparable to that of the motion picture camera. Its operation entails skillful adjustments. The sound department cooperates with the laboratory department in the establishment and interpretation of processing controls.
Publication Date
1942-10-01
DOI
10.5594/J14301
ISSN
Print: 0097-5834
Link
https://doi.org/10.5594/J14301
Author(s)
Homer G. Tasker
Copyright
© 1942 Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, Inc.

Bibliographic Reference(s)

  • 1 Hopper F. L. : “Characteristics of Modern Microphones for Sound Recording,” , XXXIII (Sept., 1939 ), p. 278 . EXTERNAL
  • 10 Thayer W. L. : “Solving Acoustic and Noise Problems Encountered in Recording for Motion Pictures,” , XXXVII (Nov., 1941 ), p. 525 . EXTERNAL
  • 11 Loye D. P. : “Acoustic Design Features of Studio, Stage, Monitor Rooms, and Review Rooms,” , XXXVI (June, 1941 ), p. 593 . EXTERNAL
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  • 13 Albin F. G. : “Silent Wind Machine,” , XXXII (Apr., 1939 ), p. 430 . EXTERNAL
  • 14 Clarke D. B. Laube G. : “Twentieth Century Camera,” , XXVI (Jan., 1941), p. 50 . EXTERNAL
  • 15 Anderson J. L. : “High Fidelity Head Phones,” , XXXVII (Sept., 1941 ), p. 319 . EXTERNAL
  • 16 Morgan K. F. Loye D. P. : “Sound Picture Recording and Reproducing Characteristics,” , XXXII (June, 1939 ), p. 643 . EXTERNAL
  • 17 Sandvik O. Grimwood W. K. : “An Investigation of the Influence of Positive and Negative Materials on Ground Noise,” , XXV (Aug., 1940 ), p. 126 . EXTERNAL
  • 18 Kellogg E. W. : “Ground Noise Reduction Systems,” , XXXVI (Feb., 1941 ), p. 137 . EXTERNAL
  • 19 Scovillb R. R. Bell W. L. : “Design and Use of Noise Reduction Bias Systems,” , XXXVIII (Feb., 1942 ), p. 125 . EXTERNAL
  • 2 Livadary J. P. Rettinger M. : “Uni-Directional Microphone Technic,” , XXXII (Apr., 1939 ), p. 381 . EXTERNAL
  • 20 Daily C. R. Chambers I. M. : “Production and Release Applications of Fine-Grain Films for Variable-Density Sound Recording,” , XXXVIII (Jan., 1942 ), p. 45 . EXTERNAL
  • Holcomb A. L. : “Motor Drive Systems for Motion Picture Production;” presented at the 1942 Spring Meeting at Hollywood, Calif.; to be published in a forthcoming issue of the Journal. EXTERNAL
  • 3 Frayne G. Silent H. C. : “Push-Pull Recording with the Light Valve,” XXXI (July, 1938 ), p. 46 . EXTERNAL
  • 4 Dimmick G. L. : “The RCA Recording System and Its Adaptation to Various Types of Sound-Track,” , XXXIX (Sept., 1942 ), p. 258 . EXTERNAL
  • 5 Kellogg E. W. : “A Review of the Quest for Constant Speed,” , XXVIII (Apr., 1937 ), p. 337 . EXTERNAL
  • 6 Albersreim W. J. Mackenzie D. : “Analysis of Sound-Film Drives,” , XXXVII (Nov., 1941 ), p. 452 . EXTERNAL
  • 7 Tasker H. G. : “Improved Motor System for Self-Phasing of Process Projection Equipment,” , XXXVII (Aug., 1941 ), p. 187 . EXTERNAL
  • 8 Holcomb A. L. : “Multi-Duty Motor System,” , XXXIV (Jan., 1940 ), p. 103 . EXTERNAL
  • 9 Borberg W. Pinner E. : “The Simplex Double Film Attachment,” XXXIV (Feb., 1940 ), p. 219 . EXTERNAL
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