Digital recording is the process of capturing sound or video in a digital format. This involves converting analog signals, like those from a microphone or camera, into binary data that computers can store and manipulate. Digital recordings can be easily edited, copied, and shared, making them popular in various fields, including music, film, and broadcasting. One of the key advantages of digital recording is its ability to maintain high quality over time. Unlike analog recordings, which can degrade with each copy, digital files remain consistent. Technologies such as digital audio workstations (DAWs) and video editing software have further enhanced the capabilities of digital recording, allowing for sophisticated production techniques.