The first ever recorded song : Au Clair De La Lune. Original and mastered noise filtered audio
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Uploaded by fiazio on Sep 20, 2009
In 1877, with the creation of his phonograph complete,
Thomas Edison was known to have recorded his rendition of 'Mary Had a Little Lamb'.
In March 2008 a recording by Frenchman Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville of a woman singing 'Au... Clair De La Lune' was discovered in an archive in Paris by a group of American audio historians.
The recording dates back to April 9, 1860 making it the world's first known recorded song.
This video has the original sample and the one I edited making it less noisy. ~fiazio
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Its cool to hear people from "back then". We have no records of what people looked like through anything but pictures. Also no recordings of voices, were the accents different back then? How did they talk? Probably the same, but I like to think they were all aliens with crazy voices and fancy cloths
8 months ago 7
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Silent hill soundtrack?
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creeeeepy lol
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@maxi55665566 This is from 1860, not 1877
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wow this is some hq 5.1 audio
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That song at the begining sounded pretty good for 1877
4 months ago 2
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lol scary as fuck
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@MonsterHunter721 It was only 151 years ago lol.
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MonsterHunter721 yeah I have the same questions as you, it will be great, imagine how that people talk or sing...
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@harpo103 No their voices are actually like that. We evolved since then.
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The technology was VERY primitive at that time.
I'm sure she sang well.
harpo103 9 months ago 3
@harpo103 I agree
fiazio 9 months ago