Sentence examples for recordings together from inspiring English sources
Audio forensics focuses not only the direct speaker verification but also the recording environment identification [16] which can be used to determine the underlying facts about the evidentiary recording and to provide authoritative answers to questions, such as [31]: Is an evidentiary recording "original" or was it created by splicing multiple recordings together?
They made numerous recordings together, including sonatas by Beethoven, Franck, Faure and Saint-Saens.
They made several further recordings together, and released an album, Sing Lofty (1976).
My great regret is that we never did any recordings together.
Mr. Stewart shared the stage frequently with Ms. Lear, both in opera and in recitals, and they made several recordings together.
New books and recordings, together with changing attitudes among scholars, musicians and listeners, are placing him back at the peak of the jazz pantheon.
You can also listen to this rough mix of early Velvet Underground recordings put together by Columbia sales executive Norman Dolph in exchange for an Andy Warhol painting.
Until a few years ago, a broken record was a lost cause – while conservators can repair many types of damage, they cannot put broken glass recordings back together again.
Pavlovic, who runs the news site "Pavlovic Today" and used to be a political science teaching fellow for Yale, tweeted links to two recordings, which together totaled 48 minutes.
This sound, the tours and recordings made together with Lemmy's band, the girls' denim and leather look, as much as their rowdy and alcohol driven off-stage behaviour soon gained Girlschool the moniker of 'sisters of Motörhead', which they are often still identified with today.
These epochs were filtered with the same filter as was used for the spindle recordings, averaged together, and then used for noise covariance calculations in the same way as the baseline pre-stimulus period is used when dSPM is applied to event-related potentials [35].
