How marvelous to hear AND see the legendary tenor singing via AI software. This was the second of four of McCormack's first electrical recordings, made in Victor's Camden, NJ studios on Friday, April 24, 1925. Note that the label appears to be Victor's familiar acoustic Red Seal rather than the Orthophonic label designed for Victor's electrical recordings. As Allan Sutton writes in his book "Recording the 'Twenties," Victor waited more than a year to acknowledge the new technology in order to "dispose of obsolete acoustic [discs] while building new catalogs from scratch."
How marvelous to hear AND see the legendary tenor singing via AI software. This was the second of four of McCormack's first electrical recordings, made in Victor's Camden, NJ studios on Friday, April 24, 1925. Note that the label appears to be Victor's familiar acoustic Red Seal rather than the Orthophonic label designed for Victor's electrical recordings. As Allan Sutton writes in his book "Recording the 'Twenties," Victor waited more than a year to acknowledge the new technology in order to "dispose of obsolete acoustic [discs] while building new catalogs from scratch."