Sentence examples similar to adjusted timbre from inspiring English sources
The ability to adjust its timbre while a note is held and its capabilities of vibrato and, when a rotating Leslie speaker is used, tremolo, make it a very expressive lead instrument.
When she sings, she becomes the overarching character of the song, adjusting her tone and timbre the way a great actor (which she also is) adjusts her accent.
In summary, we suggest that Sestrins are uniquely poised at the crossroads between stress and aging to adjust the metabolic timbre of an organism to meet its needs under normal conditions and to respond to predictable forms of environmental stress.
To voice a piano, a skilled worker adjusts the timbre of the instrument by the simple expedient of pricking the felt hammers with needles until a unified quality has been achieved throughout the range of the instrument.
When asked how many men were working the job of Santa, a Macy's spokeswoman, Elina Kazan, adjusted her voice to a wincingly sweet timbre, and said there was only one Santa Claus.
In addition, the factor, applied between the filter gain and the source-to-listener distance, can be changed, so that the effects of timbre variations can be easily adjusted (increased or decreased).
The timbre and volume of the sound produced by a pipe depends on the volume of air delivered to the pipe and the manner in which it is constructed and voiced, the latter adjusted by the builder to produce the desired tone and volume.
