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Sound waves transfers energy to the surrounding molecules causing them to vibrate. It can penetrate as long as there is a medium. But when you try to record a video or presentation, we would not want to have unnecessary background noise. One example is a recording studio where singers usually utilize to make a clear recording of their song. How does a recording studio work?

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