as-live

adjective

1. (of a performance for a television programme) performed as though live but broadcast after a short delay to allow for the editing of mistakes, bad language, etc

Example Sentences

Once Klein was in, he brought in Spector to give the as yet unreleased Get Back sessions recordings his signature 'Wall of Sound' treatment - a radical departure from the pared back, as-live sound McCartney had wanted the album to have when The Beatles set about the project in January 1969.

From BBC

The pared-down event will be shown as-live on BBC One from 19:00 BST.

From BBC

Robbie Williams is to briefly rejoin Take That for a virtual as-live gig on Friday evening.

From BBC

Although the show was broadcast as-live, CBS had time to bleep out the f-word for TV audiences, thought to number around six million.

From The Guardian

"It's a lot more geared to live or as-live content, so doesn't cater to the same audience the vloggers have with their more packaged, produced videos. "

From BBC