The phrase "added instruments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional tools or devices that have been included in a particular context, such as music, technology, or research.
Example: "The orchestra performed beautifully, showcasing the added instruments that enriched the overall sound."
Alternatives: "additional instruments" or "supplementary instruments".
Handel understood that subsequent ensembles would amplify the orchestration; he took part in some performances that added instruments to the scoring.
When the team added instruments to make detailed measurements of Bennu before grabbing the sample, Dr. Lauretta tacked Rex (Regolith Explorer) on to the name, because of the connotation with Tyrannosaurus rex and dinosaurs.
On occasion, the two added instruments to a track by having her hire an instrumentalist, sometimes to play an unusual instrument such as a hammered dulcimer.
The main reason is that he is a proud interventionist, happily toying with the editions of the scores he performs; experimenting with tempos, accelerandos and rubato; fleshing out the continuo with added instruments and giddy quotations; and layering on sound effects.
Notably, the soundtrack is not a direct audio rip from the game itself, however; it is a "remastering" of the soundtrack with added instruments and audio production.
The Vienna strings seemed to activate the floorboards they were sitting on, creating an added instrument.
The slow-moving echo of this high-ceiling church becomes almost an added instrument to any group of musicians playing here.
The Fed believes that paying higher interest rates on reserves gives it an added instrument that will help the economy recover more vigorously while avoiding inflation.
Without the divide between audience member (parishioner) and artist (clergy), rock 'n' roll, rhythm and blues, and like species so involve listeners that the audience becomes an added instrument, singing along or shouting approval.
Early progressive rock groups expanded the timbral palette of the then-traditional rock instrumentation by adding instruments more typical of folk music, jazz or music in the classical tradition.
Early progressive rock groups expanded the timbral palette of the then-traditional rock instrumentation of guitar, keyboard, bass guitar, and drums by adding instruments more typical of folk music, jazz or music in the classical tradition.
