13:52 Nov 21, 2000 |
French to English translations [PRO] | |||||||
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na | to layer (a track/take) (over another track/take) |
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to layer (a track/take) (over another track/take) Explanation: Here is a bit of context for you--in all cases, this is done as a verb in English (one of the interesting features of English is that it tends to use verbs, where Romance languages use noun phrases): traditional instruments like violins, techno artists realised they could use thesampler to record any sound they liked and layer it over the rhythm tracks. ... : Info ... the erase head of your 4track, the track will not erase when you record over it again.You can layer take after take onto a single track until it is completely ... make new sound. I had a tape deck with a broken erase head so I could just recordover and layer the sound that was already there. Apparently, since it was ... Reference: http://vivisimo.com/cgi-bin/d123/0.3/perl/query.pl?query=%2B... |
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