Sentence examples for drums hit from inspiring English sources
The drums hit at harsh angles, and there's a mild industrial undercurrent running throughout.
All over this album, the drums hit with spacey reverb, Alana's keyboards shimmer and linger, and Este's bass throbs and gurgles.
His drums hit with aquatic, hollow reverb that create an aesthetic of floating, and his lyrics can be hokey, in the folk way.
Like a preset mode in ProTools or other recording programs, there is an Albini sound: the drums hit with a certain crispness, and there's a mild claustrophobia to the proceedings.
On a reasonable stereo, the difference between the regular CD and the CD packaged with the LP is noticeable: the drums hit harder, because they're much louder than the other sounds, and the vocals jump out.
When the iPhone App Store launched last year, a flood of 'virtual' music apps, ranging from pianos to drums hit the market.
"Lose that arbitrary drum hit?" "No, no! Arbitrary is our friend!" The intercom buzzed: Tony Krantz was on line one.
Then more piano pentatonics, some malleted tom-toms, a snare-drum hit here and there, and the bassist Lloyd Swanton repeating a single note resonantly.
When he was alone again in the spotlight, he said, "Now, are we together or are we ain't?" Then he told the drummer, "Hit that thing, man," and he resumed singing: "Can't stand it.
Crawford used to tap his fretboard like a drum hit, which Davis drummer Philly Joe Jones copied as a rimshot accent, one of the 50s Davis quintet's signature sounds.
And Mr. Cyrille, at his best when he's at his simplest, found a zone of concentration in which one walloping snare-drum hit stood for a whole bar and his cymbals sang with understatement.
