Transcriber (noun)

A person who transcribes, particularly one who makes a written or typed copy of something.

Origin:

Late 16th century; earliest use found in john florio (1553–1625), lexicographer and language teacher. from post-classical latin transcriptor, from transcribere.

Examples:

1. The transcriber had to listen to the recording several times to get all the words down.
2. He worked as a transcriber in a court reporting firm for several years.
3. The transcriber was tasked with copying the president's speech word for word.
4. The concert pianist hired a transcriber to write out the sheet music for her new composition.
5. The researcher needed a transcriber to turn her handwritten notes into a typed report.