concept   sound recording
6 commonsense assertions
Cultures (6) • United Kingdom (1) • Europe (1) • Indigenous cultures with oral traditions (1) • Traditional indigenous cultures (1) • Tribal societies in remote areas (1) • Less technologically developed societies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 sound recording United Kingdom In the UK, professional sound recording is widespread, especially for music production and entertainment. 6
2 sound recording Europe Sound recording is a widely utilized technology in Europe for preserving music and audio content, as well as for journalism and podcasting. 4
3 sound recording Indigenous cultures with oral traditions Oral storytelling is more culturally significant than sound recording in indigenous oral traditions. 3
4 sound recording Traditional indigenous cultures Preserving oral traditions and history of traditional indigenous cultures through sound recordings. 2
5 sound recording Tribal societies in remote areas Preserving oral traditions through audio is important for tribal societies in remote areas. 2
6 sound recording Less technologically developed societies In less technologically developed societies, oral storytelling is more common than the use of sound recording technology for passing down knowledge. 1