Sentence examples for a tuning system from inspiring English sources

Equal temperament, in music, a tuning system in which the octave is divided into 12 semitones of equal size.

Microtonal music, music using tones in intervals that differ from the standard semitones (half steps) of a tuning system or scale.

Two folk songs arranged by the composer Ben Johnston called on the ensemble's extraordinary sense of pitch with their use of just intonation, a tuning system built on the pure pitch ratios defined by the Greek mathematician Ptolemy: the very opposite of ekmeles.

The origin of the science of acoustics is generally attributed to the Greek philosopher Pythagoras (6th century bc), whose experiments on the properties of vibrating strings that produce pleasing musical intervals were of such merit that they led to a tuning system that bears his name.

A tuning system of the filter is also simulated and discussed.

Instead the One has a tuning system that uses your smartphone to hear a series of signals inside the perimeter of the room.

There are nine video aspect modes, an ATSC/QAM tuning system with a Quick Start-up mode and an illuminated universal remote with direct input access.

Now a more general question arises: is the occurrence of isoaspartyls upon deamidation a built-in destruction device or, rather, a fine tuning system acting in concert with methylation?

The idea was to find a compromise tuning system that allowed players to move between keys without having to retune.

"Guitar Trio" is his first guitar composition using just intonation, a nontraditional tuning system that easily lends itself to drones and trance-inducing effects.

A piano that relies solely on an automatic tuning system will develop problems that go far beyond those that can be solved by the system.