cymograph
/ˈsɪməɡrɑf/Definitions
1. noun
A device for recording sound waves, especially the vibrations of a musical instrument, in a graphical form.
“The cymograph helped the musicians to analyze and improve their performance.”
2. noun
An instrument for measuring and recording the oscillations of a sound wave, especially in the study of acoustics.
“The cymograph played a crucial role in the development of modern music theory.”