Sentence examples for digital recording studio from inspiring English sources

Her bedroom in Dallas doubled as a digital recording studio, complete with microphones, mixers and sound-editing software.

The three-story building will contain acoustically advanced practice rooms, teaching studios, and a digital recording studio.

Downstairs is a fully equipped sound-proofed digital recording studio and a practice room which will be available to local musicians and bands.

Aspiring musicians and mixmasters can turn the computer into a digital recording studio with Screenblast Music Studio from Sony Pictures Digital, which includes access to hundreds of free music clips that can be blended into homemade albums.

She runs her operation, which includes a 300-square-foot digital recording studio, from the top floor of her 100-year-old colonial-style home on Route 25A, where she lives with her husband, Robert Donaghy.

BUTCH VIG, drummer, songwriter and producer of the multiplatinum band Garbage, has a state-of-the-art digital recording studio in which two 64-channel mixing boards mesh with the computerized sound-shaping and editing tools he uses to create his lush, layered hit records.

Over the years, advances in digital recording-studio technology and slick live shows replete with sound stages, fireworks, lip-syncing and makeup have allowed much lesser talents like Kiss (the band was featured, of all places, on the cover of Forbes magazine) to garner more attention and rake in much more money than Cream ever did.

Over the years, advances in digital recording-studio technology--and slick live shows replete with sound stages, fireworks, lip-syncing and makeup--have allowed much lesser talents like Kiss (the band was featured, of all places, on the cover of Forbes magazine) to garner more attention--and rake in much more money--than Cream ever did.

Fascinated, Mr. Danziger started buying samplers and other computerware; today, his living room is the sort of soup-to-nuts, all-digital home recording studio that is becoming de rigeur for today's working pop musician.

For $60 a year, artists are granted open access to services that include a darkroom, ceramics studio, digital media lab, recording studio, performance venue and more, with classes on how to make the best use of the facilities.

The production of a CD begins with a digital tape master supplied by the recording studio (see also digital sound recording).