"studio music" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing music that was recorded in a professional recording studio. For example: "The studio music has a much fuller sound than music recorded in a home studio."
Populism in 4/4 time, disco was studio music that capitalized on the first fruits of the electronic revolution.
Wednesday, December 14 at 3 00 p.m. in the 3rd floor Dance Studio: "Music and Dance: Choreographing Collaboration" taught by choreographer Susan Marshall and composer/percussionist Jason Treuting.
But its studio music was stark and desolate, permeated with a cavernous spatiality courtesy of the brilliantly inventive producer Martin Hannett.
Was it limited to two turntables and a microphone, or could it add any sample or studio music a producer wanted to use?
For the film Anthony Adverse (1936), the head of the studio music department, Leo Forbstein, received an Academy Award for best music scoring, though Korngold actually composed the music.
"The term 'yacht-rock' was used as an insult", says Scott, "smooth studio music that was the preserve of people who probably had yachts and would listen on their newly acquired stereos.
Schumann felt that he came too late, at the end of the Golden Age of studio music-making.
The Duderstadt Center also contains multiple computer labs, video editing studios, electronic music studios, an audio studio, a video studio, multimedia workspaces, and a 3D virtual reality room.
As the station does on John Schaefer's weekday music talk program "Soundcheck," Mr. McKnight plans to have regular in-studio music performances.
Most shareholders now see that television networks, newspapers, film studios, music labels and other sundry assets add little value by sharing a parent.
The competitive offering will feature content from all major studios, music labels and top local broadcast networks.
