Flutter in Sound Records

T. E. Shea, W. A. MacNair, V. Subrizi

Frequency modulation of a sound signal is caused by non-uniformity in the record speed during the recording or reproducing process. This source of flutter is discussed and was demonstrated at the May, 1935, Convention. — The paper includes a discussion of the physical nature of frequency modulation, the physiological effects of frequency modulation, the methods of producing known amounts of artificial flutter, and the methods of measuring flutter.

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Published
1935-11
Content type
Original Research
DOI
10.5594/J08742