Sentence examples for soundtrack himself from inspiring English sources

He composed the soundtrack himself, and emphasized that it's integral to the whole audio-visual experience.

Soule tries to compose all of a game's soundtrack himself rather than in a team, though he sometimes collaborates with his brother.

Prose alone is kind of old school, so "value" must be added wherever possible, as with Nick Cave's new book, soundtracked by himself and Warren Ellis.

Black Panthers in a disused car park execute white virgins; a bookseller reads aloud from Mein Kampf to Maoist hippies; in the final scene the bloodied corpse of a female urban guerrilla is raised to the Stones' soundtrack as Godard himself darts about like a demented Jacques Tati waving Red and Black flags.

With the advent of sound technology, Chaplin began using a synchronised orchestral soundtrack – composed by himself – for City Lights (1931).

Stipe will present an audiovisual installation exploring themes of desire and movement, featuring footage he has shot in New York City with a soundtrack composed by himself.

Stripe will present an audiovisual installation exploring themes of desire and movement, featuring footage of New York City with a soundtrack composed by himself.

It's when Sheffield turns down the soundtrack and writes about himself that the book is most interesting.

The mash-up soundtrack, sung by Ruscha himself, was composed by the longtime Ruscha collaborator Mason Williams, while the film was shot in Ruscha's studio by Gary Regester, another old friend.

Having been allocated a budget of £600, Harrison eventually spent £15,000 on recording the film soundtrack, paying the difference himself.

He'd taken a break from making (real and imaginary) film soundtracks to reinvent himself as a theatrical Las Vegas-style crooner, with a band that leapt between rough-and-ready garage rock and meticulously arranged soul-jazz.