Sentence examples for session tapes from inspiring English sources

McGregor plays the fictional Rolling Stone journalist Dave Braden, who interviews Davis and then gets mixed up in a search for stolen session tapes worth millions of dollars.

Remixed from the original multitrack session tapes, these performances have a warmth and fullness that makes the sound on the original album seem flat and squashed.

At issue, mainly, is whether Ms. Ono made the right decision this time — she returned to the original mixes, prepared by Lennon himself — or the last time she undertook a catalog overhaul, between 2000 and 2005, when she produced entirely new mixes from the multitrack session tapes.

But Mr. Martin's updates largely match the placements and balances of the originals, and because they were made from the multitrack session tapes, instruments and vocals sound strikingly fresher than in the 1965 versions (which are included in the mono box).

Although many collectors insist that only the '60s original mono and stereo mixes will do, others, impressed with some of the remixes on the "Yellow Submarine Songtrack" — the version of "Nowhere Man" with centered vocals, for example — had been hoping EMI's engineers would return to the original multitrack session tapes and use the flexibility of today's equipment to prepare fresh mixes.

Spector then disappeared with the session tapes and would not be heard from for several months.

With Mann's vocalist, Paul Jones, and Clapton, Bruce was one of the Powerhouse, an ad hoc sextet convened by pianist Ben Palmer for a jam session taped in early 1966.

In a session taped for CBS's "60 Minutes" before Mr. Obama left for Asia, the correspondent Steve Kroft pointed out to the president that Republicans view the election as a referendum on him and the Democrats, and asked if he agreed.

They won't release the money until he sends them his latest session tape.

In the 1970s, down-and-out jazz trumpeter Miles Davis tries to recover his new session tape from music producers.

Brill's final brush with Davis involves a caper, where the two try to retrieve his stolen session tape from a smarmy manager (Michael Stuhlbarg, Trumbo) who has been trying to push his protégé (Keith Stanfield, Straight Outta Compton) on Davis.