The phrase "a set of sound" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a set of sounds." You can use it when referring to a collection or group of different audio elements or noises.
Example: "The composer created a set of sounds that perfectly captured the essence of the forest."
Alternatives: "a collection of sounds" or "a group of sounds."
Paul McCartney has become the first western musician to sell a set of "sound stickers" within messaging app Line, where his official profile has nearly 10.7 million followers.
A cluster is defined as a set of sound source direction data points.
In the experiments, a set of sound sources were simulated inside a shoe-box-shaped room ( m), acquiring all the required impulse responses by means of the Roomsim [42] simulation package for Matlab.
While it is known that NDs are not finitely axiomatizable, there is no study on how to efficiently derive NDs using a set of sound (yet necessarily incomplete) rules.
For the unfamiliar, I-Doser is a program (nothing more than a set of sound files) that use something called binaural sound waves to "trick" your brain into thinking it's in an altered state like drunk, on DMT, high, etc.
When it came to choosing a set of sound principles, wrote Taylor, "most men could do better while shaving".
Similarly, Koestenbaum describes Callas's voice as "a set of sounds on the verge of chaos – but enjoyably so".
And I should add that, after all — something we are aware of most vividly before we understand the meaning of another language — it is a set of sounds, it is a form of music.
It was as if Eno had been drawn to a set of sounds that he has spent his life working with, only to find out later why he chose them.
The MDS technique is appropriate to characterize a set of sounds caused by very similar sound sources, but not for different and obviously identified sources.
The aim of the psychoacoustic study presented here was to characterize listeners' preferences for a set of sounds produced by different brands and models of indoor air-conditioning units.
