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used as an analogue storage medium & for distribution of music in the 20th century
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used to transmit information such as audio, TV signal & coded data without the use of wires
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used as an alternative to the acoustic piano in the way it is played & the sound produced
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used to produce artificial sounds by passing current through electrical circuits, allowing the sound to be altered to suit the users needs
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used as a storage device for audio & visual, as well as coded data (tape drives)
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used to replace double bass in popular music, & establish a beat
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used to alter the guitar sound through effects such as reverb or distortion
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used to alter & control sound by adding delay, echo, etc. on top of the sound &/or in line to treat the whole sound
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used to produce a better, higher quality sound
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used to control/modify multiple output signals which can then be broadcast or recorded
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used as a recording format for audio recording & playback
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used to integrate songs with imagery, for promotional or artistic purposes
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used to trigger digital sound modules that generate sounds, or input audio to a DAW
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used to play CDs on the go through a 1/8" headphone jack
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used to combine, process & monitor audio in a number of environments, e.g. recording studio, broadcast audio, film/TV
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used as a default form of digitally storing audio files with some quality loss
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used to arrange existing audio tracks or record & arrange your own tracks
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used to arrange existing audio tracks or record & arrange your own tracks
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used to record digital audio tracks onto a Super VHS
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used to arrange existing audio tracks or record & arrange your own tracks
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used as a free service for file sharing (pirating audio)
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used for streaming audio & video, can be used for promotion
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used for streaming audio, & keeping up with the latest music
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used to purchase & stream audio (& in some cases video)
