The phrase "a mixture of live" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The event featured a mixture of live performances and recorded music."
Alternatives: "a blend of live" or "a combination of live".
It will be a mixture of live action and animation.
British music labels are launching their own YouTube channel, Transmitter, to promote UK artists with a mixture of live performances, interviews and album playbacks.
There is a glimpse beneath the ice, where whales and luminous jellyfish swim amid the bubbles, and a mixture of live and recorded music provides a soundtrack throughout.
The story of the green slime-covered creature who lives underground, coming to the surface to scare humans, will be a mixture of live action and animation.
With a mixture of live demonstration and lecture, we'll discuss two methods linguists commonly employ to study human language, then use these methods to explore the challenges and virtues of linguistic diversity.
There was severe disruption to radio and TV output with Radio 4's Today and Radio 5 breakfast shows both badly affected, with a mixture of live and recorded programmes taking the place of normal service.
It's a mixture of live-action characters and computer-generated images, played or voiced by well-known (mostly British) actors, though the only one that could be deemed a major international star is Burton's frequent collaborator Johnny Depp as the maddest of Hatters.
A mixture of living, nonencapsulated cells and heat-killed, capsulated cells, when inoculated into mice, caused disease.
The upsurge of new monthly showcases includes Air Supply, whose inaugural Test Launch event took place at the end of 2010 with a mixture of living sculpture, mud-smearing, frenetic dance and comedy; and Art Evict, a pop-up evening of live art and dance in derelict spaces.
As such, Elliott and his camera operator, Alan Perry, experimented with original angles and techniques, electing to introduce one scene with a long tracking shot and filming the characters using a mixture of live-action close-up shots and forced perspective.
The multimedia piece, a mixture of narrative, live music and projections, uses more than 1,800 of Mr. Conte's works in pencil, gouache, oils and ink.
