recording

recording
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ excellent, fine, good
▪ accurate, careful, detailed
▪

an accurate recording of time

▪

a detailed recording of facts

▪ complete
▪

a complete recording of Mozart's piano sonatas

▪ last, later, latest, new, recent
▪

the band's latest recording

▪ modern
▪ early, old
▪ first, original
▪

to enhance the quality of the original recording

▪ commercial
▪

one of the first commercial recordings of the artist

▪ professional
▪ home
▪ live, studio
▪ audio, video
▪ cassette, tape
▪ analogue/analog, digital
▪ mono, stereo
▪ electrical, magnetic
▪

The principles of magnetic recording have been around for a long time.

▪ music, sound
▪

before the invention of sound recording

▪ orchestral, piano, etc.
▪ field
▪

field recordings of folk music from Asia

VERB + RECORDING
▪ do (sb), make (sb), produce
▪

Make a few test recordings before you start the session in earnest.

▪ play (sb), play (sb) back
▪

I want to play you a recording of the rehearsal.

▪ hear, listen to
▪ view, watch
▪ release
▪ obtain
RECORDING + VERB
▪ give sth, show sth
▪

The recording gives an account of his kidnapping.

▪ sound … 
▪

The recording sounds just like a live performance.

RECORDING + NOUN
▪ process
▪ session
▪ facility (esp. AmE), facilities (esp. BrE), studio
▪

a state-of-the-art digital recording facility

▪

state-of-the-art digital recording facilities

▪ device, equipment, system
▪ engineer
▪ artist
▪ career
▪

The clarinet player launched her recording career in 2005.

▪ contract, deal
▪ company
▪ industry
PREPOSITION
▪ recording by
▪

a recording by the Tokyo Quartet


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