Sentence examples for more flexible recording from inspiring English sources

Artists are demanding more flexible recording contracts and better accounting.

They transferred their best efforts, including the opening of what became "Echoes", to 16-track tape at smaller studios in London (namely AIR, and Morgan in West Hampstead) and resumed work with the advantage of more flexible recording equipment.

A more flexible record label arrangement — smaller budgets, wider net — would help "Idol" find various ways of profiting from more of its stars.

To support this, a second difference is to use a Bayesian rather than a Frequentist approach, which allows a more flexible representation of the recording probability as a function of time, although at the cost of a more complicated inferential calculation.

They also agreed to be more flexible in the broadcast or recording of performances.

Until contracts can be made more flexible, Mr. Gockley must content himself with recording performances and hoping eventually to be able to release them more widely.

But record companies today have come under fire from artists who are banding together to demand more flexible contracts and better treatment from their record labels.

Many of their designs suggested ways to make records more clear for parents, more flexible for health workers and more durable and transportable.

Despite an impressive success record, these programs need more money and more flexible spending rules to achieve their ambitious goals.

Wary of lawsuits, record companies waited for the technology to become more flexible.

Our objective was to provide a more flexible solution enabling the clinicians to define which data to be recorded and shared for both routine documentation and clinical studies.