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audiotape|ˈɔːdɪəʊteɪp|
Also as two words and with hyphen.
[f. audio- + tape n.1]
a. Magnetic tape on which sound can be recorded.
b. A length of audiotape; a sound recording on tape.
1958Jrnl. Soc. Motion Picture & Television Engineers LXVII. 738/3 Video tape is different from the introduction of audio tape in radio. 1961Ibid. LXX. 419/2 A 1/4-in. audio-tape composite track is finally transferred to the original soundtrack of the edited video-tape master. 1964M. McLuhan Understanding Media ii. xxix. 291 Audio tape and video tape were to excel film eventually. 1977Lancet 21 May 1116/2 The service has operated its own production centre for audiotapes and slides. 1982T. Barr Acting for Camera iv. xxvi. 190 He sits at the tape recorder, starting and stopping the audio tape as needed. 1983Brit. Med. Jrnl. 16 July 201 Input methods—that is keying in via typewriter keyboard, audiotape recording, and two types of written..forms. 1984Listener 13 Dec. 38/3 Why not try the 30-minute audio-tape?
Hence as v. trans., to record (sound, speech, etc.) on tape; ˈaudiotaped ppl. a.
1974Florida FL Reporter XIII 53/3 A brief audiotaped speech sample. 1981Ferguson & Heath Lang. in U.S.A. iv. 408 Each interview was audio-taped. 1984Lang. & Communication IV. 289 All responses were audiotaped. |