Príklady studio

• a soundproof studio

• Later in this bulletin we will be going over to our Westminster studio for an update on the situation.

• Andy shuts himself away in his studio for hours on end when he's recording a song.

• Most of the scenes were filmed in a studio.

• The studio is using all sorts of marketing tricks to squeeze as much profit from the movie as they can.

• The film studio's fixed cooling towers were routinely disinfected according to a schedule, and biocide concentrations were monitored and logged.

• Perhaps this was due to the expense in equipping studios and the variable career-usefulness of the skills learnt.

• Although the works were not allowed to be publicly exhibited, they were viewed and discussed in the privacy of artists' studios.

• Taken into graduate design studios, grammars like this have been the impetus for a remarkable series of design projects.

• The members of the groups held exhibitions and meetings in the privacy of their homes and studios.

• Though not outstandingly original, it offers an analysis of current forces, particularly the complementary roles of studios and independents, with precise examples.

• Towering rooftop studios throwing up an embattled skyline.

• The house is to have two studios; an observatory; a sculpture garden; and living, eating, and sleeping areas.

• The album made use of two orchestras, recorded simultaneously in separate studios and synchronised via an elaborate system of click-tracks and closed-circuit televisions.

• Should we not demand attractive walls for our studios and performance spaces of the future?

• Electronic music studios, research and creation centres ought to feel pressure for researchers to keep and preserve composition materials for study.

• Five hundred works were thus selected and presented as well as descriptions of studios and facilities.

• Given the intertwined nature of tools in electronic music studios, one might question why it is important to isolate and discuss the process of sampling.

• In the bedsits and studios of the new music underground, lo-fi is the new hi-fi.

• Thus, studios are often pictured on album sleeves and some studios have become familiar 'brand names', which helps to sell albums.