An elaborate sound effect?
Ahmet's voice came over the large speakers of an elaborate sound system.
It is unique to the human race: no other species produces elaborate sound for no particular reason.
Its latest offering, opening Friday, is "The Murder of Crows," an elaborate sound installation by the Canadians JANET CARDIFF and GEORGE BURES MILLER.
In 1966, for instance, the first three nights of a cabaret engagement he played in Miami were spoiled by a backstage staff too inexperienced to handle the elaborate sound effects that his act required.
Finally, an elaborate sound and lighting system is discreetly set in pillars along the courtyard's edges, so that the space can be used for small informal concerts or dressed up in bright colors for night events.
Union officials said they spent more than $150,000 to organize the protest, which included an elaborate sound stage and television screens as well as newspaper ads, signs, fliers and buttons.
But, unlike the soundtrack of "Breathless" — for which Godard collected a vast number of location sounds and put them together in an elaborate sound edit, resulting in a mix so dense and so precisely matched to the image that many critics mistook it for sync sound — that of "Le Petit Soldat" is obviously dubbed.
— as Miller said to me in a phone call last week, with Spiegel, "Every now and then, Alix will write a line of narration and go, 'Oh — hello, Ira!,' and then try to rewrite it a little" — and hints of the elaborate sound design and chatty "Cosmos -meets- Car Talk" vibe of "Radiolab".
But, unlike the soundtrack of "Breathless"—for which Godard collected a vast number of location sounds and put them together in an elaborate sound edit, resulting in a mix so dense and so precisely matched to the image that many critics mistook it for sync sound that of "Le Petit Soldat" is obviously dubbed.
