tachygraph
/ˈtækiɡræf/Definitions
1. noun
A person or device that records speech or sound at high speed, often by stenography.
“The courtroom reporter was a skilled tachygraph who could write down the proceedings in minutes.”
2. noun
A device or system for recording or reproducing speech at high speed.
“The tachygraph machine was invented in the 19th century to facilitate court reporting.”