Sentence examples for distortion that was from inspiring English sources

Instead of the grungy distortion that was then popular, they opted for the clean, jittery guitars of West African highlife, paraphrased rap lyrics, and synthesizer interpretations of dancehall rhythms.

It avoids most of the obvious girl-group signifiers in favour of odder period details – the reverb that was intended to suggest grandeur, but occasionally ended up making the records sound dislocated and strange; the distortion that was an inevitable byproduct of overloading primitive equipment with sound.

A Marshall amp had a clarity, a punch, a low end and had a type of distortion that wasn't around before Jim Marshall invented it.

But he warned that the government's introduction of a new league table measure - the English Baccalaureate - risked creating the kind of distortion that was being criticised in the current rankings.

If the TEC value of a substrate and film is similar, then highly textured ultra-thin polycrystalline LSMO films would not suffer from the lattice distortion that was caused by a lattice mismatch on the single crystalline substrates.

We were inverting the distortion that was physically happening on set and it worked so well that we now use this technique on other productions.

It's a distortion that's been around for a while, but has spread like a weed over the past few months.

"It threatens a distortion that is not in the interests of audiences or other UK news providers".

There is Van Halen's billowing, soft version of distortion that is hardly clean but nowhere near as toothy and brittle as the default metal sound.

Michael explains the temporal distortion that is "Circulus mean time" and asks if Kevin has eaten: "Nah man, I've beaten but not eaten!" he says, brushing his hair away from a Rizla he is about to seal.

The theory is that any distortion that is less than an inch and a half is the result of normal wear, or "body impression break-in," as Ms. Allen put it.