Sentence examples for set up a record from inspiring English sources

Set up a record keeping system, either in a journal or on a computer.

The drummer has set up a record label called Vampire Blues.

They then decided to set up a record label to release Bipolar Sunshine's music on and create something different.

In the early 1980s, they set up a record label and publishing company in the hamlet of Butterstone, which was followed by a recording studio.

He left Dodd in the late 1950s to set up a record store, Buster's Record Shack, and then his own sound system, the Voice of the People.

Within a few months of moving here, a friend and I set up a record label – Howling Owl – and now, the thing that keeps us motivated is the perpetual flow of new music and sense of risk.

Hudson set up a recording unit, using two stereo mixers and a tape recorder borrowed from Grossman, as well as a set of microphones on loan from folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary.

After majoring in English at N.Y.U., Murphy set up a recording studio in Dumbo, Brooklyn.

As a diversion, he set up a recording session for his sideline: supplying songs to other performers.

He worked for J Arthur Rank and the BBC before helping to set up a recording company, FCM, producing versions of children's Bible stories and Shakespearian plays.

In preparation for the show, the museum set up a recording studio, where it invited visitors to lay down their best oms for posterity.