The phrase "a set of tuned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items that have been adjusted or calibrated for a specific purpose or performance.
Example: "The orchestra performed beautifully, showcasing a set of tuned instruments that resonated perfectly together."
Alternatives: "a collection of calibrated" or "a group of adjusted".
The actor/musician daughter of Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin has spent the past hour shepherding her band through a set of tunes comprised mainly of texture and atmosphere, with a figurative fug of Gauloise smoke drifting above.
Mr. Schaap lectured a bit on this point, and Mr. Heath (who began his career in the late 40's) played a set of tunes identified with the bebop era.
NATE CHINEN Tomasz Stanko "Wislawa" (ECM) Tomasz Stanko's New York quartet needs at least an hour of your time: Mr. Stanko, the Polish trumpeter, is that kind of jazz musician, implying his music is a reflective and melancholy state of being rather than a set of tunes.
Ivan Smagghe took it a bit more rigid with his minimalist, almost techno approach to the sound, playing a set of tunes that Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs would probably star on his Spotify account.
With the Optimum Trajectory EP, his second since the release of his album Emulation last year, the Austrian producer has teamed up with Rido from Prague with a set of tunes that are as techy, frenetic, and heavy as you could ever hope for.
Each simulation of the model requires specifying a set of tuning parameters, which represent various biological quantities such as viral mutation rates and viral spread among individuals.
Where, he wondered, might he find a proper set of tuned gongs?
Xylophone, from Greek xylon and phonē, "wood" and "sound", percussion instrument consisting of a set of graduated, tuned wooden bars supported at nodal (nonvibrating) points and struck with sticks or padded mallets.
Broadband noise control can be achieved by a set of silators tuned to different frequencies.
