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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in a live setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations that occur in real-time or in person, as opposed to virtual or recorded environments.
Example: "The workshop will focus on practical skills that can only be developed in a live setting."
Alternatives: "in real-time" or "in-person".
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In a live setting, Blake's skeletal songs become fleshier.
That allows the development team to innovate in a live setting.
There's no question that the music will thrive best in a live setting.
So to put it in a live setting was like running a marathon".
Mr. Milk said the goal of each artist's performance was to create an original music video in a live setting.
Acts that hang on past the twenty-year mark must juggle the new and the old in a live setting.
Some questions were posed in ways that were far more dramatic than would be acceptable in a live setting.
Plus, most of Wysing Forest was recorded in a live setting, which makes for an interesting listen.
We decided to promote both books by getting people to read out letters in a live setting.
MAKING computers coexist in harmony with acoustic instruments in a live setting is more easily imagined than achieved.
Though stark, esoteric and charming on record, his music can become as anonymous in a live setting as he is.
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