Sentence examples for recordings better from inspiring English sources

We finally reached a point where we're making our own recordings better than the producers we were working with, the top-tier guys.

In The Penguin Guide to Jazz (1998), Richard Cook and Brian Morton wrote that each performance comprises only "shadings and sanations of sound, and as one gets to know these recordings better one becomes almost fixated on the tiniest inflexions".

When almost everybody else was in thrall to Charlie Parker, he pursued his own unique course, and today his recordings sound better than ever.

The recordings sound better than Instagram videos and not much worse than most live albums: vocals and notes cluster densely, the onstage ad-libs land fresh, and the stray scream of an audience member comes through clearly from the back wall.

Several wooden devices were constructed by the band for the home studio to make the recordings "sound better".

It is possible that brain recordings with better spatial resolution such as MEG will provide the necessary information to render small-world networks using this method.

Who would have known that a greater volume of recordings would arguably better represent improvised music?

If the concert leads many of them to seek out his original recordings, all the better.

Special circuitry even cures "dot crawl" and other glitches on the tape, making some older recordings look even better on DVD than they did on VHS.

You would think, given his line of work, that Ryan would have hidden the CDs of the bugged recordings in a better place than the airing cupboard, where his little girl Melly can – and does – find them.

A few of the works here can be found in better recordings: most notably, Mr. Thomas's more vividly tension-filled 1970 account of "Sun-Treader" with the Boston Symphony Orchestra on Deutsche Grammophon.