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There is a rather strange dichotomy that you can notice appearing between written and spoken word. Generally speaking, spoken word is easier to create whereas written word is easier to consume, at least if you look at it from the perspective of absorbing a decent enough amount of information. If you want to quickly note something down, there is a pretty good chance that recording it would be a lot more efficient than writing it particularly if it is a lengthy piece of information that you are making up as you go along such as while making notes for an essay or book you are about to right.
This is where the strange dichotomy comes into full view because of the fact that reading something is likely more efficient than listening to it! You can read more in depth if you have a document in which information has been written out, and audio transcription aims to bridge this gap. The truth of the situation is that transcription is all about writing down each and every word that has been spoken in an audio file so that it can be recorded and kept safe for future reference.
The fact of the matter is that this is something that the legal, law enforcement, medical and numerous other industries rely on more than you might know. Suffice it to say that transcription services take a lot of the burden off of people because they can speak their thoughts and opinions into a microphone and have someone write these words down for them so that they can easily show them to others. It’s an affordable and effective way to make information more accessible for everyone.