Synchro-Ciné
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Synchro-Ciné
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The Synchro-Ciné was a device, invented by the French inventor Charles Delacommune in 1921, pioneer in the objective of synchronizing the projection of a film with the corresponding sounds. The sounds to be synchronized could be from the words of a narrator, the reading of a score by an orchestra conductor, or shooting up devices with noises-effects;. But always by mechanical procedures, and with live sound by interpreters in the room. By assimilation, it was also known as Ciné-pupitre, its most
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchro-Cin%C3%A9
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2023-02-10T10:29:39Z
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