This document discusses the history and evolution of music recording technology from the early multi-track recording techniques of the 1950s and 1960s to modern digital audio workstations. It covers key terms and concepts in music recording such as multi-track tape recorders, mixing consoles, rough mixes, master tapes, and the transition from mono to stereo and surround sound formats. A few influential recording artists and producers are also mentioned, including Phil Spector and his iconic "Wall of Sound" production style.

1. “ ”
arrangements

2. “ ”
recording

3. “ ”
multi-track recording

4. a mixing console

5. a mixing console, closer

6. 4-track Scully multi-track tape recorder

7. TASCAM ATR-60 16-track tape recorder

8. ProTools

9. ProTools

10. “ ”
mixing

11. master tapes

12. “ ”
mastering

13. recording session
demo
take (+ number)
alternate take
master take
rough mix
acetate
master mix
master tape