Audio Tape Of Ibm 1403 Printer Music

Audio tape of IBM 1403 printer music | 102624593 ...

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IBM 1403 Printer (1964) playing music. Original recording by Ron Mak. X2077.2001, Gift of Ron Mak. The IBM 1403 printer was noisy, but it could also be musical! Clever engineers figured out what line of characters to print to make a noise at a given pitch, and how many times to print that line repeatedly to sustain that pitch for a given duration. In other words, the printer could play …

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Movies, Music, Sounds, and Videos - IBM 1401

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Today we successfully revived the IBM 1403 printer music at the Computer History Museum on the Connecticut IBM 1401 system! After getting past a few card reader checks and one mangled card, we managed to read in a few of my nearly 50-year-old punched card decks and played several songs that I coded way back in high school, including “La Marseillaise” (the French …

Teaching A Vintage Line Printer To Make Music, All Over ...

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IBM carriage control tape (1959 - 1970s) | Museum of ...

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Carriage control tape was introduced in 1959 by IBM for use on the IBM 1403 printer. The The IBM 1403 was introduced along with the IBM 1401 mainframe computer and was a line printer, so called because it printed the entire line of text before moving the the next line. The first model could print 600 lines of text per minutes, which eventually increased to 1,400 lines per minutes …