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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sort of sonic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a quality or characteristic related to sound in a vague or non-specific way.
Example: "The artist created a sort of sonic landscape that transported listeners to another world."
Alternatives: "a kind of auditory" or "a type of sound-related".
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"Just the feeling, like a sort of sonic pulse".
Its rhythms are famously volatile: a sort of sonic rock fight, just what dancers don't need.
This was music that one could dwell in, a sort of sonic weather.
There was a sort of sonic pulse underscoring a lot of the play.
You can then use this as a sort of "sonic naughty step" for your children.
Bent Sørensen's Snowbells began life in the forest: a sort of sonic Cuscuta.
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A: Sort of.
I started noticing in this giant playlist I had made that sonically there was a consistency between all the songs, that there was a heavy sort of sonic kind of quality between like five songs would sound this way, be more a jungle kind of thing and five or six songs would be this more washed out 80s kind of thing.
It might have a bit more bleeps and quiet moments than his usual ruckus, but it still shows Brian to be a dab hand at murking up any sort of sonics to fit his smudgy, psychedelic vision of beauty.
With ice-blond hair and black sunglasses, he looked like a young Bond villain, but he turned out to be a friendly, chatty sort of sonic terrorist.
In their DJ set, the pair spun a sort of bibliography, citing the sonic sources that inspired their most recent work.
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