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The earliest versions of the gramophone were developed in 1857 by Leon Scott and improved upon by Thomas Edison in 1877. The first albums available for use on this item were the operas "Nutcracker Suite" and "Carmen."
In Ancient Greece (1 o'clock 328 BC), the phonograph is on the roof of the Treasury building (the guarded one, the first one you come to). Go to the right side, climb the winged statue to the very top, and jump left onto the roof. There you will find the phonograph for Thomas Edison (9 o'clock, 1877 AD). *The phonograph has an actual Thomas Edison recording on it, which you can hear before you return it. --- You can ask the Oracle where it is, actually, once you've gotten the piece of the Sun Stone which is in Thomas Edison's time, in a chimney on his house. --- The Oracle can be helpful, but it is not difficult to determine where the 11 objects go.
In July 1877, while developing his telephone transmitter, Thomas Edison conceived the idea of recording and playing back telephone messages. After experimenting with a telephone "diaphragm having an embossing point & held against paraffin paper moving rapidly," he found that the sound "vibrations are indented nicely" and concluded "there's no doubt that I shall be able to store up & reproduce automatically at any future time the human voice perfectly." Edison periodically returned to this idea, and by the end of November, he had developed a basic design. The first phonograph consisted of grooved cylinder mounted on a long shaft with a screw pitch of ten threads per inch and turned by a hand crank. Instead of paraffined paper, Edison used a piece of tin foil wrapped around the cylinder as a recording surface. The first phonograph had separate recording and playback mechanisms, but later designs combined them into a single unit.
To create a triplet in Musescore, first select the notes you want to turn into a triplet. Then, right-click on the selected notes and choose "Tuplets" from the menu. Finally, select "3 in the time of 2" to create a triplet.