magnetic tape used for recording sound; also refers to a cassette tape that has already been recorded

tape recorder; sound recording machine

Professional recording facility, typically divided into a control room for mixing and a recording room for capturing sound.

a facility specifically designed and equipped for the recording of sound, music, or audio for media

A machine that combines the functions of a radio and a tape recorder; used for listening to broadcasts and recording or playing tapes.

A telephone with a recording function that can automatically record incoming messages or play back a recorded message to callers.

A small, handheld digital voice recorder that is often shaped like a pen.

film used for sound recording purposes

A vehicle equipped with audio recording equipment; recording van or car

A professional space designed for recording audio, equipped with soundproofing and acoustic treatment; also called a [[录音室|錄音室|lu4 yin1 shi4]].

A machine connected to a telephone that automatically records messages from callers; telephonograph

cassette tape for audio recording

to prerecord a soundtrack, such as music or dialogue, before filming so that actors can synchronize their movements or lip-sync to it later during production

An electronic device used for recording and playing back sound on magnetic tape

to record again; rerecording

tape recorder that uses cassette tapes

an advanced recording technique where multiple individual tracks are recorded separately onto a master tape or digital workstation to be mixed later

an audio recording made during a live performance or event

professional technician who records or balances audio for music, film, or broadcast