guide track

In this context a locomotive refers to any electric vehicle on a guided track system.

Replica Model Ts moved along a guided track through the woods.

She said that because of the acid reflux, her father wanted her to use a vocal guide track for the performance.

Rescue 911 - Vehicles themed to fire trucks, police cars, and ambulances, which run along a guided track.

These demo's were later used as guide tracks when recording started with Steve Albini.

In sound recording, guide tracks are often used as a framework around which the additional tracks are built.

A Guided track system may refer to:

Singers may also use guide tracks to help them remain in tune with the musicians; these may not be audible to the audience.

If he could climb beneath it and get into it that way, there was much less chance of him pulling the carriage off its guide track.

The 16-track recordings from these sessions were mixed down and copied onto a 24-track master, as guide tracks for the rest of the band to play to.

There's the "sense of an extended chase," she said, as the F.B.I. agent and a guide track the fishing party through the woods.

Three of London's airports provide varieties of automated people mover along guided tracks to shuttle passengers between terminals.

A guide track or ghost track is a recorded selection of music or song used as an aid in sound recording, filmmaking and performance.

The wheelless chassis, seven or eight meters long, hugged the guide track, but the passenger compartment was an amalgam of different shapes, heights, and colors.

No such flood occurred; and as we watched, the wall dropped back four more paces, then slid sideways on guide tracks, revealing a large, well-lit chamber.

Aluminum arbor guide tracks are a relatively recent alternative, often using a J profile, instead of a T profile, to facilitate system installation.

Guide tracks are increasingly found in live music, which often relies on music sequencers to recreate recorded music on the stage.

Among the band's complaints were that Lillywhite used vocal guide tracks on the LP and that he did not "understand" their sound.

Rail track vehicles (i.e. trains, trams) are steered by curved guide tracks, including switches, and articulated undercarriages.

In filmmaking, guide tracks are commonly used as an aid in lip synchronization, timing actions such as dance, and when musicians appear on camera.

Tina Turner-then going by the stage name Little Ann-knew the song from rehearsal sessions, and recorded a guide track to act as a demo.

Backing tracks are also used when some or all members of a group are miming the playing of their instruments, lip-synching or using guide tracks.

Tension block Tension blocks are single-sheave blocks located at the lower end of the arbor guide track, beneath the arbor.

An Old Mill (Mill Chute) is a type of amusement park ride with unaccompanied boats on guided tracks floating through dark tunnels.

Turner then asked Bullock to record the song as a guide track demonstration recording with the attempt to erase Bullock's vocals and add in the male vocalist's.