Phonographic (adjective)

Relating to or used in phonography, the process of recording and reproducing sound.

Origin:

Derived from the greek word "phono" meaning sound and "graphein" meaning to write.

Examples:

1. The phonographic recording captured the singer's voice perfectly.
2. The phonographic equipment was used to record the speeches and speeches.
3. Phonographic technology was used to record and reproduce the sound of music.
4. The phonographic industry has changed dramatically in recent years.
5. Phonographic recordings, often called records or albums, were the primary medium for music before the advent of digital audio.