Sentence examples for drum effect from inspiring English sources

Slappin' da bass, mon! Bill Ruppert has put up another Effectology video, this time showing how to create a steel drum effect with just a bunch of EHX guitar effects.

Melt included the emotive anti-apartheid song "Biko" and the popular "Games Without Frontiers", with Gabriel helping to "blueprint the sound of 80s rock through its trailblazing use of what became known as the "gated reverb" drum effect".

AS: We used to get together fairly regularly because Mike would do they these rather primitive home demos on a Revox tape machine, which usually had a lot of echo on them, and bang it into the mic to give a drum effect, which, quite frankly, captured the moment.

They stood out in era known for R&B infused with New Jack Swing, offering a thread of romance amid the drum effects and shimmery cymbals.

Crying babies, ghostly echoes, broken glass and the sound of marijuana smoke being blown into a microphone were all woven together into his distinctively surreal sound; he even created drum effects from burying microphones at the base of a palm tree.

Crying babies, ghostly echoes, broken glass and the sound of marijuana smoke being blown into a microphone were all woven together into his distinctively surreal sound; he even created drum effects from burying microphones at the base of a palm tree. .

If it is a more club influence, try having a more bouncy hip-hop effect to it with some more modern drum effects and synth leads.

Though there are occasional surprises, such as the skittering steel-drum effect on Dollar Signs (drowsily sung by star-in-waiting Tinashe) and a striking collaboration with the group Haim, who emanate glorious loss and regret, the bulk of the record is bombast as usual.

He just sat with the suitcase upended in front of him and drew strange but rhytmic rustlings from it by stroking it with a pair of whiskbrooms, and occasionally, when a bass-drum effect was in order, by languidly kicking it with one foot.

At that point, the "shot noise"—caused when individual pixels are so tiny that too few photons strike them replaces the steady shower of light falling on the sensor with a sporadic, hail-like drumming effect.

The drum length effect on the particle dynamics was also analyzed.