Every note, give or take an echo effect, was played by hand.
One girl swiped the screen with a forefinger, creating an echo effect.
They took steps to reduce the echo effect, familiar to football fans, of speaking in such a cavernous space.
Phrases are often repeated for echo effect, and musical arrangements usually employ syncopated ragtime and other nostalgic song styles.
This occurred especially in the echo effect of a soli passage played piano after a tutti passage played forte.
Characteristically, his approach was both inventive and analytical, involving a catalog of textures — variously creaking, chortling or chuffing— along with a ghostly echo effect.
It was the voice of an American male, distorted by a heavy echo effect and recorded on top of a backing track that sounded like droning guitar feedback.
The gothic Turn to Dust sees Rowsell joined by her friend Abby for creepy, choral harmonies – though the echo effect created by a second microphone disappoints.
One small part of me thinks so, or is the feeling a lingering echo effect from all the hype he got during his rookie season.
Worse, the room is cursed with an acoustical anomaly: the apselike dome of the skylight traps sound and releases it in a loud echo effect.
The musicians often double each other's lines, but seldom in unison, which enhances the music's intimacy while producing a floating, echo effect.
