Sentence examples for a low vocal from inspiring English sources

Kalina mourning rituals involve a kind of polyphony in which the men sing a unison song in a low vocal range accompanied by a large double-headed drum at the same time that the women sing different songs in a high range while shaking large woven rattles.

Soprano singing /A,o,u, ε/ vowels with a low vocal effort tend to adjust their first formant with the first harmonic f 010010

In this case, there is some evidence of vocal tract resonances tuning as a function of f 0. Soprano singing /A,o,u, ε/ vowels with a low vocal effort tend to adjust their second formant to the second harmonic 2f 0 [10].

Knowles sings the introduction in a low vocal register that heightens her vocal power; in the song, her voice ranges from F4 to F6.

Grimes fans were spilling out of the tent, despite an unbelievably low vocal mix.

Mr. Nagai sat on a low wooden platform, playing a traditional three-stringed Japanese shamisen and punctuating the spare sound with a range of low vocal exhortations.

For example, if you will be singing this song at church and you have a high and low vocal range, you might want to sing Amazing Grace or How Great Is Our God.

It was Nina Simone – a singer with a similar sense of melancholy and low vocal range – who first inspired Shah to be an artist.

It's one reason I am such a fan of Elizabeth Olsen and Carey Mulligan, who both have wonderfully low vocal registers, allowing them to project a gravity beyond their years.

The heart perturbation p heart has the same form as that for the f 0 perturbation (Eq. 11) with A heart set to 0.1 for low vocal effort (E=E thr), 0.02 for high vocal effort (E = 1) and is logarithmically interpolated for other values of E. The mathematical expression p slow of long-term perturbations over E is chosen identically as for the one over f 0 (see above).

Tonight, Splitting the Atom's title track benefited from a low, quavering vocal from Horace Andy – one of several appearances by the reggae star, who had an unnerving way of wafting into view and singing as if his heart was breaking, before disappearing without so much as a backward glance.