Sentence examples for take recorded from inspiring English sources

Yet eventually it could take recorded music into a new age in terms of practice as well as sound.

"It's important that we take recorded music seriously and treasure what we have," said Mr. Zanes, whose own albums reflect a great respect for various American and ethnic musical styles.

For example, if you take recorded speech and replace every sixth of a second with white noise, the speech is still comprehensible.

If you live in the U.S. or the U.K., you can take recorded deeds for granted; the notion of enforceable rights to real estate goes back to feudal times.

The first take recorded was released in 1988 on the Radio One album; both are included on BBC Sessions.

The take, recorded with Ramblin' Jack Elliott, was cut from the album because Dylan felt the song was special and their performance did not do it justice.

People used to take recording very seriously.

One of the samples they took recorded a level of 13,200 p.p.b.: lead soup.

Many of the songs on the album were first takes, recorded immediately after Mr. Young taught them to the band.

The proposed system for automated traffic data collection for roundabouts takes recorded videos of roundabout traffic as inputs.

"It takes recording out of the realm of the specialist," he said.