RECORDING PROGRAMMES.—A recording room in the 8.8.C.’s auxiliary studios at Maida Vale, London in which many of the Empire programmes are electrically recorded. The engineer on the right is adjusting a machine, in which the programme is recorded magnetically on steel tape wound from the left-hand spool on to the right-hand spool through a recording head. through the sounaproof window another engineer can be seen controlling the volume of a programme and checking the quality as it is recorded. On the left are the programme amplifiers and switching equipment —Courtesy 8.8. C.
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Evening Star, Issue 22893, 26 February 1938, Page 4
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92RECORDING PROGRAMMES.—A recording room in the B.B.C.’s auxiliary studios at Maida Vale, London in which many of the Empire programmes are electrically recorded. The engineer on the right is adjusting a machine, in which the programme is recorded magnetically on steel tape wound from the left-hand spool on to the right-hand spool through a recording head. through the sounaproof window another engineer can be seen controlling the volume of a programme and checking the quality as it is recorded. On the left are the programme amplifiers and switching equipment —Courtesy B.B.C. Evening Star, Issue 22893, 26 February 1938, Page 4
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