The phrase "added distortion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes that introduce a level of distortion to an original signal, image, or concept.
Example: "The audio file had added distortion that made it difficult to understand the lyrics."
Alternatives: "additional distortion" or "extra distortion".
The drummer, Hamish Kilgour, lent loose but steady focus, and his brother, David, added distortion and sweep on guitar.
Harnessing Magnani's eruptive melodramatic energy, he shows the life of the cinema to arise from the same root as the theatre — not merely the love of show and spectacle, but also the urgent real-life performances arising from real-life dramas and conflicts — but with the added distortion of money, which is also the source of its allure.
In this paper, the crossbar array is treated as a communication channel with added distortion to represent the sneak current.
Then added distortion, some slight chorus and compression.
In contrast, Sander criticized Moore's voice as "dull": "the many added distortion and echo effects cannot always make it more interesting.
For added distortion look for overdrive and distortion units.
There are less expensive plastic diopters but they can add distortion to your shots.
Every few songs, Mr. Sá would add distortion to his lead guitar, or fling some abrasive chord against the beat.
Guy's performances were jaw-dropping in their intensity and showmanship, drawing on the stage presence of such legends as Lightnin' Hopkins and Chuck Berry, adding distortion and sustain while playing behind his back or even with his teeth. .
An intuitive solution is to change the Lagrangian cost function (by adding distortion with the product of bits and the LM) of the pattern mode and then allow this mode into the competition with the other modes under the H.264 optimization framework.
For example, you can add distortion to a track and, using the Mapulator, pre-map it in a zig zag pattern so that it varies in intensity.
