recording studio
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3.0
- noun
- /rɪˈkɔrdɪŋ ˈstjuːdioʊ/
:
estudio de grabación
- This is my recording studio.
- digital recording studio
She was brought to Sean Combs recording studio.
- She was brought to Sean Combs recording studio.
- She can't be in the recording studio because she sniffles and sneezes.
- They went into a recording studio and they recorded that music you heard played alongside the piece.
- And so I'll never forget, man, like the day after we wrap, I went down to Burbank at the Disney recording studios.
- It's a little nippy in the recording studio, but I always find this curious.
- So I did my entire creative spaces TV series on black magics that that was a docu series I did on Creators spaces, recording studios, photo studios.
- And then my recording studio got shut, my record label got collapsed and everything fell apart mate.
Examples
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Every kid with visions of being a rock star has a home recording studio.
Blog text (29) -
We love being in our recording studio making music together and writing songs together.
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And this is our sound recording studio for our music games.
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You gotta to learn your way around a recording studio.
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I wanna know when we'll get Into a recording studio.
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Six just came up from the recording studio.
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If I won that money, we could build our own recording studio, start our own label.
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Another great benefit of the recording studio project is that the performance level of my band increased dramatically.
Academic text (2010) -
They went into a recording studio and they recorded that music you heard played alongside the piece.
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My friends and I love recording our songs in a recording studio downtown.
Synonyms
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3.2
A room where movies, TV shows, or radio programs are made and recorded
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3.5
A place where radio or television shows are made and sent
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The noun-noun compound is directly compositional: 'recording' (the act or product of capturing sound) combined with 'studio' (a facility for producing media) yields a facility for making recordings. This is a regular, productive compounding pattern in English and is cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
Recording studio comes from the simple idea of a room where recording happens and artists work in a studio. It is a space with microphones and equipment 'to record sound' or 'make music', so the phrase means a room or building for making sound or music recordings.