Sentence examples for recorded over again from inspiring English sources

The recordings would normally be on tape, and then transferred to disc, although the tape was recorded over again during the next session.

"It was like going back in time," said Vince Giordano, whose band, the Nighthawks, performed a 1927 song, "The Varsity Drag," into Mr. Dilg's megaphone, then listened to the wax recording over and over again.

Again, the cyclic voltammograms were recorded over a scan range of 0.01 1.0 V s−1 in 1 mM ferricyanide.

We recorded over used tape.

'The best thing is that this feels like this is my first record all over again, like I'm just starting out.' He certainly doesn't seem to have much time for what he terms the 'fast- food' music industry.

Maybe you didn't notice what with the actual rain falling from the actual skies, but there are great floods of cash swilling through the global system again and the cultural equivalent of saturated groundwater is the global art market, which, last week, broke all sorts of records all over again.

But this had been planned for such a long time I had to go back and listen to the record all over again, and figure out what I'm talking about.

Most importantly, and this is one of the highest accolades you can afford to a music documentary, it made you want to listen to all the records all over again.

Del Rey originally thought she had completed the album back in December, but after meeting Auerbach in a club and dancing the night away with him she realised she needed to record it all over again with his looser techniques – adding a more casual, California vibe to the sound by recording in single takes, with cheap microphones bought from the drugstore.

The last great money-spinning hurrah of the recording industry probably occurred in the late 80s, when the entire western world was persuaded to buy their vinyl and tape record collections all over again, on shiny silver compact discs.

One of the joys of classical over other musical genres is that the greatest pieces get recorded again and again.