Sentence examples for tiny recording from inspiring English sources
Cathy had suffered from the paralysing effects of a stroke, but when neurosurgeons implanted tiny recording devices in her brain, she could use her thought patterns to guide a robot arm that delivered her hot drink.
Other supposed evidence has included muffled audio recordings that even the judge complained he couldn't understand, a tiny recording of the Gotye hit song "Somebody That I Used To Know" from Fahmy's phone and of a garbled voice telling jokes, then singing, which was played to incredulous laughter from the assembled members of the press.
The former projection room is now a tiny recording studio but much of the original decor remains.
In a tiny recording studio, Sigur Ros worked to create a more contemplative musical approach, the band's sound surfacing slowly from long instrumental jams.
He was very professional and dispatched his part in double quick time, in order to get out of the tiny recording studio.
The mechanism was simple enough to cram under the dashboard, a $10 talking-picture frame that provided a tiny recording device and speaker.
The city has about 20 independent recording studios and about 50 tiny record labels.
It all began a decade ago at a tiny record shop Big Apple Records in Croydon, where Artwork (aka Arthur Smith), now one part of the dubstep supergroup Magnetic Man, met fellow band members, Benga (Benga Adejumo) and Skream (Oliver Jones).
Standing in a tiny record shop in one of Istanbul's labyrinthine bazaars, he is nodding his head to the sound of an old vinyl record by the Turkish rocker Baris Manco.
Our generally low-tech approach was partly because none of us had any money – neither the bands, nor the audiences, nor the promoters, nor the tiny record companies, with the slight exception of Alan McGee and his fledgling Creation records.
A truly cosmopolitan selector as a result of 2o years amid London's polyglot music, you might also hear road rap, deep house, cumbia and grime alongside all the aforementioned styles at this tiny record-store party.
