Sentence examples for tape editing from inspiring English sources

Working with multiple tapes, Radigue's pieces from this time, the late 1960s, were marathons of tape editing and layering.

Inevitably, a major part of the composer's effort is tape editing, unless he is satisfied with the crudest string of effects merely linked together in sequence.

The bankruptcy report arrives three days after a jury ordered the rapper to pay $5m to Lastonia Leviston, of Pembroke Pines, Florida, for buying her sex tape, editing it with his own narration and posting it online without her permission.

A £133m digital video archive designed to ensure the redeveloped New Broadcasting House is "tapeless" is not working according to programme-makers, with old-fashioned tape editing machines having to be installed as a result.

However, because the corporation's central London headquarters was not designed to accommodate the heat from the tape editing machines, plans are being discussed to put them in a specially constructed, refrigerated area.

Bill Garrett, who worked as head of technology in the BBC's production arm, told the BBC Trust in May 2012 that he had "serious concerns" about how much money was being spent on DMI and the likely success of the project to create a digital content management system that removed the need for video tape editing.

After about twenty minutes, the loop begins to audibly decay, and for the next forty minutes the tape edits itself, introducing gaps and bits of silence that create a lopsided rhythm.

The passage from 4 00 to 5 00 — the lead-in, the build outwards, and the series of alternating measures executed with tape edits — still makes me move my head around like a lawn sprinkler.

Like Ariel Pink, she records solely on a portable eight-track cassette deck, often composing by layered tape edits, hence the gauzy, hazy, shimmery layer over her songs that makes them sound like shoegazey disco, or the Neptunes rerecording the work of Yazoo.

An amalgam of mutant electronic forms, mechanical and digital animation techniques, computer sequencing and analogue tape edits, the avant-garde and looney tunes.

By means of a careful tape edit, a harmonica solo by Thom Doucette was omitted from the issued version in 1971; it was restored to the song in the 1992 release of the The Fillmore Concerts.