Sentence examples for audio instrumentation from inspiring English sources

Audio instrumentation augments the player's actions and can even feel like it's helping to inform which actions to perform — with changes in pitch reflecting how you rotate and manipulate individual blocks.

Sound sultan worked on audio and instrumentation projects at Ampex in high school; played integral role in developing first videotape recording system.

The CTS-V has a six-speed manual gearbox, four-piston brakes brakes, Goodyear Eagle F1 245/45 run-flat tires on larger, 18-inch wheels, performance shocks, springs, stabilizer bars and braces, totally unique ground-effect cladding, two distinctive front grilles, its own instrumentation, audio system, seats and standard heating to both the front seats and the outside mirrors.

Rhythm tracks and vocals were recorded at Allen Zentz Recording, the horn section's contributions took place at Westlake Audio, and string instrumentation was recorded at Cherokee Studios in West Hollywood.

Along with the production work of the track, RedOne also contributed to its background vocals, instrumentation, programming, audio engineering and recording.

(See also instrumentation; transposing musical instrument).

The term "operational amplifier" describes an important amplifier circuit that can form the basis of audio and video amplifiers, filters, buffers, line drivers, instrumentation amplifiers, comparators, oscillators, and many other analog circuits.

Really soak them in, taking note of the styles that Jagex has used, the songs' changes in instrumentation, and identify the talent involved from the audio team in making these music tracks.

The technologies identified by SOC and used in collaboratories can range from simple audio conference calls and e-mail to high-bandwidth videoconferencing, sophisticated multiuser instrumentation, and shared databases.

Reachs system of interactive audio was much more complex, featuring the ability to combine up to seven layers of instrumentation compared to Combat Evolveds two.

(See instrumentation).