recordation
- noun
- /ˌrɛkərˈdeɪʃən/
- Jargon
:
grabación
- Advances in technology have made the recordation of live performances much easier and higher in quality.
Examples
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Before the concert began, the team prepared all the equipment for the recordation of the event.
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The recordation of the concert will be released next month.
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The recordation of the interview ensured that every detail was preserved for future reference.
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Did you enjoy the recordation of the live performance?
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The recordation of the music session allowed the artists to review their performances later.
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The recordation of the documentary crew's behind-the-scenes footage provided valuable insights.
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After the live show, the recordation was edited for radio broadcast.
Synonyms
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2.1
Capturing sound or pictures so they can be played later
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2.1
Recording a movie or video with a camera
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3.2
A recording of sound or video made on tape
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4.0
A sound or video made in advance for later use
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4.4
Making videos with a camera as an art or a job
The act of recording sound onto a device that can play it back
How Professional
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Etymology
Recordation comes from the same root as record, from Latin re- 'again' and cord 'heart', giving the idea of making something stay in memory. That's why recordation can mean the act of making an audio or video file — you save a sound or picture so it can be played back and remembered.