The phrase "a range of sound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or levels of sound, such as in music, acoustics, or audio technology.
Example: "The concert featured a range of sound that captivated the audience, from soft melodies to powerful crescendos."
Alternatives: "a variety of sounds" or "a spectrum of sound".
In April 2015 he worked with messaging app Line on a range of "sound stickers" to be downloaded and used in people's conversations.
Whilst there is no one approach that will work for everyone, a range of sound advice has developed over time in the form of revision tips.
Wireless microphones offering broadcasters a range of sound sources.
You get a range of sound that can be heard from anywhere in the room and eliminates that pesky desk bounce thing.
Luckily for all parties, Multitude is an amazing, flexible delay that uses gate sequencers to control and manipulate four individual delay lines that can then be processed with a range of sound design tools, including frequency shifter, sample rate and bit depth reducers, circuit bender, noise, multi-mode filter, saturation, and flanger.
While only limited sound intensities were studied, this result is consistent with recent non-human primate findings showing that the frequency tuning is well-preserved across a range of sound intensities [60].
And the hotel industry has been turning to people like Mr. Johnson, whose company makes a range of sound-insulation construction products, because hotel guests are increasingly demanding a quiet night's sleep.
Rock had come to describe too broad a range of sounds and expectations to be unified by anyone.
NEW ROCHELLE The city's Summer Sounds Concert series at the Hudson Park Bandshell brings a range of sounds and styles to Wednesday evenings.
Then again, there's room for a range of sounds in "Messiah"; a lot has been done to the piece in the name of performance over the years.
This open-air pavilion was home to pioneering blues festivals in the 1960s, and today hosts a range of sounds five nights a week during the spring and autumn.
