Music Viewer Pros And Cons Analysis

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From the perspective of the viewer, these different mediums have different pros and cons that can affect the viewer differently. For example, when working with photographs, they’re “Snapshot of time and/or a moment in history” but you also “don’t know what happened before and/or after the photo was taken”, which shows that there is advantages and disadvantages to using a photograph. Another example of using and learning from different mediums is using an audio recording to find information, such as a song. An advantage of this is the fact that you can hear the emotion and passion in the voice of the singer, but a disadvantage is the fact that you could very easily misinterpret the lyrics. Either way, there are pros and cons to whatever you

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