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Definition of rerecord in English: rerecordverbriːrɪˈkɔːdˌrirəˈkɔrd [with object]Record (sound, especially music) again. the sound will then be rerecorded in binaural stereo re-recording a record without a licence is illegal the track is a rerecorded version of a song from their recent album Example sentencesExamples - Although it's since been re-recorded for album No. 2, the original version, available only on their website, sounds absolutely perfect as is.
- I am sure that, if the music here had been re-recorded by a quality orchestra, in decent sound, it would have attracted far more attention than I fear it will.
- ‘We are recording some new songs but the plan is to re-record the first album,’ he says.
- He re-recorded the tune in 1964 and that version has been used ever since.
- The press release mentioned that it took you about four years to complete the album, and that you spent a lot of time re-recording tracks.
- To get them into a computer, you have to re-record the music in a digital format, a much trickier and slower process.
- I put word out that I was re-recording the bass parts.
- Software converts text into voice so interfaces can be changed relatively easily, without re-recording lots of sound files.
- The electronic musician updates his original analogue sounds by re-recording the music with new digital tools; the result is a nuanced, intricate sound field of bassy drones, chirping bird call synths, and blipping rhythms.
- The real challenge, however, came while re-recording the tracks in the studio, most notably the vocal tracks.
- It's always possible to capture the content from the output device - re-record the audio from the speakers, for example - but it won't be a perfect digital copy.
- The music was re-recorded by Disney from more-or-less the same scores.
- As television music represented a cross-section of light music in Britain and deserved a new or a nostalgic audience, I set about reconstructing much of this music and re-recording it as my contribution to television history.
- If anyone squeaks their shoe, coughs or makes any other sound it has to be re-recorded.
- DVD rewritable means you can record and re-record over the same disc multiple times while DVD recordable means record once only.
- Expectation from both fans and record company has led to his album being completely re-recorded.
- One was a jazz standard written in the 1930's which had been recorded and re-recorded by various artists.
- Since few sound archives employ full- or even part-time audio engineers, staffs rely on expensive contract re-recording services.
- Once we were alerted to the fact that customers had not received them we did a search and found the tapes and returned them so they could be re-recorded.
- It's the best the score could sound, short of re-recording it.
Definition of rerecord in US English: rerecordverbˌrērəˈkôrdˌrirəˈkɔrd [with object]Record (sound, especially music) again. the sound will then be rerecorded in binaural stereo rerecording a record without a license is illegal the track is a rerecorded version of a song from their recent album Example sentencesExamples - I am sure that, if the music here had been re-recorded by a quality orchestra, in decent sound, it would have attracted far more attention than I fear it will.
- He re-recorded the tune in 1964 and that version has been used ever since.
- I put word out that I was re-recording the bass parts.
- One was a jazz standard written in the 1930's which had been recorded and re-recorded by various artists.
- Expectation from both fans and record company has led to his album being completely re-recorded.
- The electronic musician updates his original analogue sounds by re-recording the music with new digital tools; the result is a nuanced, intricate sound field of bassy drones, chirping bird call synths, and blipping rhythms.
- DVD rewritable means you can record and re-record over the same disc multiple times while DVD recordable means record once only.
- The real challenge, however, came while re-recording the tracks in the studio, most notably the vocal tracks.
- ‘We are recording some new songs but the plan is to re-record the first album,’ he says.
- To get them into a computer, you have to re-record the music in a digital format, a much trickier and slower process.
- Software converts text into voice so interfaces can be changed relatively easily, without re-recording lots of sound files.
- Since few sound archives employ full- or even part-time audio engineers, staffs rely on expensive contract re-recording services.
- As television music represented a cross-section of light music in Britain and deserved a new or a nostalgic audience, I set about reconstructing much of this music and re-recording it as my contribution to television history.
- It's the best the score could sound, short of re-recording it.
- If anyone squeaks their shoe, coughs or makes any other sound it has to be re-recorded.
- The music was re-recorded by Disney from more-or-less the same scores.
- It's always possible to capture the content from the output device - re-record the audio from the speakers, for example - but it won't be a perfect digital copy.
- Although it's since been re-recorded for album No. 2, the original version, available only on their website, sounds absolutely perfect as is.
- The press release mentioned that it took you about four years to complete the album, and that you spent a lot of time re-recording tracks.
- Once we were alerted to the fact that customers had not received them we did a search and found the tapes and returned them so they could be re-recorded.
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