Sentences with word «timbre»

He overwhelmed the delicate emotional timbres of Atonement, Ian McEwan's wrenching wonder of a novel, with Dario Marianelli's clacking score and a heap of overeager visual ta - das, most notably a stunningly mounted but largely unnecessary five - minute tracking shot on the beaches of — you guessed it — Dunkirk.

Throughout the rev range, there is an earnest but hardly entertaining exhaust note, which undergoes various changes in timbre as you near the 6500rpm cut - out, but sadly never really fulfils its aural potential in the way some rivals manage.

In the vocal mix are such unique timbres as Hulk Hogan and Ozzy Osborne.

We'd have no qualms about partnering them with premium floorstanders or bookshelf speakers, although we'd recommend asking a dealer for a trial first, just to check they're a good timbre match with your existing speakers.

He makes thick, loud drones of music, filled with microtones of instrumental timbres which generate many other tones in the performance space.

There is a split key feature with light up one key, follow, and ensemble modes so you can play with different timbres on each side of the keyboard and make some pretty cool music, all by yourself.

People may not reserve timbre shifts just for babies, Piazza points out.

You can hear timbre differences here, when two women say the same sound.

His works explored innovative instrumental timbres through a slowly paced succession of unrelated soft sounds.

The S2 feel just at home playing Dvorak's Cello Concerto (with great timbre on the soloist, by the way) as they do playing Carly Rae Jepsen's «Emotion,» though I found they excelled most with rock and jazz due to their midrange oriented sound.

Day - Lewis, performing for the first time in what seems like a long time in an accent and vocal timbre not unlike his natural one, is a tightly - wound wonder who becomes like an old - man kitten once Alma has reduced him to the «open and tender» state that she frequently desires of him.

Both Morandi and Dodd focus narrowly on translating their immediate surroundings with great painterly nuance onto canvas to convey the emotional timbre of their lives.

Ask yourself, if I want kids to know about timbre in music, how can text best support this learning?

Starting out making chipmusic with LSDJ on a Gameboy, he now prefers to explore the rich timbres of the Sega Mega Drive FM synthesis chip.

Then he went through a similar procedure for timbre and duration.

«Jonny is fascinated in drawing new colours and timbres from the instruments available, and equally sensitive to the personalities — in the characters and the dynamic of the ensemble, not just the instruments the players are holding.»

While Trump was no doubt a familiar face, he certainly was not considered to be presidential timbre.

Each of the main speakers also features the same 1», fabric - dome tweeter for better timbre matching.

These events take place in cavernous, rumbling echo chambers in which crowds of people are subjected to unnaturally loud voices with a metallic timbre.

Over this, the film's subject, in his distinctive timbre, laments the pursuit of «the objective.»

The specification of musical timbre appears when in the system is considered its complexity and the contribution of other sound attributes, among which is the height (frequency), rhythm (time) and volume (intensity).

In his research paper titled Music and Early Language Acquisition, Brandt said that newborns can dissect parts of sounds like timbre, pitch, and rhythm, and therefore exposing the infant brain to music trains the brain for language comprehension.

Look for a center channel with a similar timbre as your left and right channel speakers.

This in addition to Thom Yorke's impressive vocal range and beautifully clear timbre make any release of theirs one that I want to and look forward to hearing, and «A Moon Shaped Pool» was

While the school - wreck scenario invites self - aware satire echoing scenes from Titanic to The Poseidon Adventure, the emotional trauma of adolescence receives more thoughtful treatment thanks in large part to the distinct timbre of vocal talents, including Jason Schwartzman, Lena Dunham, Reggie Watts and, as sage Lunch Lady Lorraine, Susan Sarandon.

The musicians I worked with are professional improvisers, chosen for the very reason that the change of pitch and unique timbre created by the split makes them difficult to play; nothing sounds familiar.

It's a much harder - edged sound with a tighter timbre to its resonances but it seems to run just as deep and tingle your flesh and bones just as wonderfully as the Morgan's.

Exiting the parking lot to public roads, the CLA45 doesn't sound any more exciting than the CLA250 Sport, emitting a raspy timbre.

From raucous shouts to dripping menace, Kellgren vividly portrays a diverse cast through the resonant timbre of her voice and impeccable pacing.

The nouns and verbs in this holy terra incognita are in a softer, lower timbre — patience, humility, self - denial or turning the other cheek.

In this sense, these authors advocate the idea of being perceived timbre due to the interaction of dynamic and static properties that influence psychological and musicals from a complex set of loved hearing.

Named for the latter two researchers as amplitude envelope, other factors such as fluctuations in volume and height, the spectral distribution (amplitudes of the frequencies of the spectral components) and the evolution time involved in timbre perception not only of musical instruments, but also voice human.

The gong has a soft, resonant timbre when struck by a wooden tapper.

My motive: to attend carefully to the specific timbre of their voices, to hear exactly what they were saying, and to bring their thoughts to a North American audience.

«Pale and rounded in feature, with short fair hair brushed away from a central parting, he wore a single - breasted, slate - blue business suit and was businesslike in manner, save for an extra smoothness, a honeyed promissory timbre to his voice that marked him as an executive of Christian business.»

Every major moment in team history was scored with his trademark blend of informative play - by - play, and melodious timbre.

Have a nice day,» there's a natural timbre that he can't even control that vibrates the pelvic bone of whomever he's making eye contact with.

She occasionally responded with a half - hearted attempt at cooperation or humorously declined to cooperate, but more often than not just dug in her heels and determinedly upset the normally peaceful and happy timbre of our home.

Babies recognize their mother's voice; it's possible they recognize their mother's baby - directed timbre, too.

The unique «color» or quality of a voice is called timbre.

An algorithm sorted through timbre data taken from both baby - and adult - directed speech, and used this input to make a mathematical classifier.

And, finally, we can distinguish timbre: in the same way one can distinguish between a violin and an oboe, our method can distinguish between different species or mutants and wild - types, even when displaying the same absolute number of main protrusions, the same «pitch».»

Such damp implements lend the works a watery timbre.

There already seems to be major updates to the cinematography and, of course, WB had to include the extremely cliché background track of «Nature Boy» sung in a haunting timbre.

But the band is grounded in humility, always playing against each other with a drifting timbre that's inviting and likable.

Daft Punk have shone a laser beam into dark corners of the 70s and 80s and made them sing again, with timbres more human than ever before.