Somehow, their four touchscreen devices stay synchronized over Wi-Fi, and they make a master, perfectly synced four-track recording, ready for mixing, editing (there's a new note-by-note editing mode) and posting online.
He's a complete master, perfectly showing where Mr. O'Connor's movement is rigorous and where it's not; the way he draws you into a diminuendo effect, so that a phrase that gets smaller and quieter becomes a matter of absorbing concentration, is enthralling.
Temi Dollface has mastered perfectly blending Afrobeat (in the original Fela sense) with a more contemporary sound.
Much more ominous is her partner, a young, bearded CIA agent who masters perfectly the art of passing glibly from torture to friendliness once the victim is broken (lighting his cigarette and sharing jokes).
Works by Shirley Jackson, master of "perfectly skewed narratives" and student of witchcraft, have been published in a new Library of America collection.
Some could imitate the master's touch perfectly, others added something of their own.
He was, and is, frequently compared to Steven Wright, another master of the perfectly honed one-liner.
It?s often the case that "you can translate, even if you don?t master the language perfectly, if you know what it?s about," she says.
Once you've got the backflip done and completed in the foam pit, keep it there for awhile until you can perfectly master it with no problem at all.
Before the war, the leading street photographers -- Henri Cartier-Bresson, André Kertesz, Bill Brandt, Walker Evans, Berenice Abbott, Helen Levitt and Manuel Alvarez Bravo -- were for the most part masters of the perfectly chosen moment or scene.
America is building an income tax system utterly beyond the comprehension of any human, but so perfectly mastered by machine that compliance is no longer unthinkable.
