Knees out, feet splayed, heels touching, back straight, they kept time to the staccato notes of a recorded piano.
First, he repeated his erroneous critique during a snigger-fest of a recorded segment for the Daily Download.
More simply, IRENE is a mapping device that tracks the terrain of a recorded medium like the pattern of the grooves etched onto a flat vinyl record.
She sang powerfully and credibly, though at times she openly entrusted the task to her background singers, or (less infrequently) the safety net of a recorded track.
HIP-HOP KARAOKE CHAMPIONSHIP Live karaoke -- in which would-be Madonnas, Sinatras and Bon Jovis are backed by a real band instead of a recorded soundtrack or video -- has been a hit at downtown clubs for years now.
Emulex may miss analysts' estimates if customers delay orders until the fourth quarter, Michael Rockenbach, the chief financial officer, said in a replay of a recorded presentation to a Robertson Stephens technology conference in San Francisco.
This, roughly, is what happens: Auto-Tune locates the pitch of a recorded vocal, and moves that recorded information to the nearest "correct" note in a scale, which is selected by the user.
To borrow the memorable words of Jon Huntsman, they see "a perfectly lubricated weather vane" — a hollow figure that blows with the wind and has all the spontaneity and heart of a recorded train timetable.
While the crystalline sounds of a recorded score by Steve Reich chimed on and on, Ms. Turner and Mr. Ramos kept rising out of shadows, only to slink and sink back into them again.
These two cases -- one of imagination searching back into a vanished reality, the other of a recorded reality provoking imaginative extension and contemplation -- were the double doors into Mr. Bryars's future.
He began with John Adams's "Christian Zeal and Activity," a 1973 work that combines an Ivesian approach to the New England hymnal with fragments of a recorded sermon, manipulated in the style of Steve Reich's early tape pieces.
