He constantly adjusts microphone levels to ensure that sound effects, instruments and voices will blend as the show's sound designers, Acme Sound Partners, originally intended.
To the best of our knowledge, such analysis at a disaggregated level has not been done at country level, as the focus of literature has been on estimating cashless payments, its macro-economic effects, instruments, and regulations that can promote cashless payments.
The model that provided the best fit to the data included common additive and dominant genetic effects, instrument-specific additive genetic effects, and nonshared environmental effects.
There was no fanfare, no lighting effects, no instruments save for a lone laptop on a box.
"Cadence" was utterly bald and antipoetic in its effects, combining instruments with little care for blend; but that seemed to be part of the point: to make a stir.
Stories from around the world, enhanced by puppets, sound effects, musical instruments and various voices, will be presented by the storyteller LuAnn Adams tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Central Library, 89-11 Merrick Boulevard, Jamaica, Queens.
At St. Ann's, the orchestra was arrayed on scaffolding around the audience, in order to highlight Gordon's spatial effects: bass instruments in the back tuned to the given pitch; instruments on one side tuned an eighth-tone above; those on the other side an eighth-tone below.
Because of the standard properties of the vibrato motor, the rotating mechanism under the bars that gives the notes a tremolo effect, the instrument's players can sound superficially alike.
Ponce de León's Casa Blanca has been converted into a historical museum, and another 18th-century house has become a museum preserving the manuscripts, personal effects, and instruments of Spanish cellist Pablo Casals, who lived in Puerto Rico from 1956 to 1973.
