The phrase "a specific tone of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a particular quality or character of sound, voice, or style in communication.
Example: "The author aimed to convey a specific tone of optimism throughout the novel."
Alternatives: "a distinct tone of" or "a particular tone of".
To replicate frequency representations seen in AI of naïve animals and animals with extensive prior experience of a specific tone (7 kHz) [7], model characteristic frequencies (CFs) were either uniformly distributed on a logarithmic scale in the range of 1 32 kHz (naïve) or skewed such that more neurons were tuned to 7kHz (7-kHz-over-represented) (Fig. 1).
I am not here to prescribe titles or to tell anyone to read something "better" or of a specific tone.
Using a classic eyeblink experiment, they trained animals to blink at a certain length of time after they heard a specific tone in order to avoid a puff of air directed at their eyes.
But with convolution, you can load in your own sample, for example a staccato hit of a car horn of 7-10 seconds with a specific tone in it.
A specific tone may call one to an awareness of the holy, make the holy present, and produce an experience of the holy.
He conditioned rats to associate a specific tone with a mild electric shock then recorded the activity of single neurons as the animals froze in fear upon hearing the tone.
Until that period all of Schoenberg's works had been strictly tonal; that is, each of them had been in a specific key, centred upon a specific tone.
"A specific tone in a song, a specific cord change can do that - can make me quite weepy," he said.
While it's not necessary to play a djent riff, the specific tone of the djent riff is interesting and unique, because it goes both high and low at the same time, even though it's on a single note.
Hue refers to the specific tone of a color (i.e. red, blue, green).
