Sentence examples for extra instruments from inspiring English sources

That's why I left it alone, no extra instruments.

But mostly it's good old rock 'n' roll puffed up by as many studio tricks and extra instruments as possible.

(No wonder they plant those extra instruments onstage before a concert for use in the event of a broken string).

"We had a rule that everything had to be possible to play live, without extra instruments," Madley Croft says.

But then Freestyle Games says this is the only Guitar Hero controller you'll need – which indicates that there will be no surprise revelations about extra instruments.

His dozen-plus albums under various names share the same claustrophobic playing, give or take a little volume or some extra instruments; his gigs are usually reverent affairs.

Because if intervention works, then an extra instrument of economic policy, in addition to monetary policy, is available making it possible both to manage demand and, at least to some extent, to stabilise currencies.

But it was never without, as they say in football punditry, a final product – on tracks like Eye Am the Sky or Moment of Truth, I'm reminded of Spirit of Eden-era Talk Talk, particularly their track Desire, languidly jazzy but always ready to become ferocious, with King deploying his voice as an extra instrument in much the same way as Mark Hollis.

In this composition, Gao Ping's style is very organic: he uses the voice as an extra instrument rather than as a soloist, and all five musicians have equal importance as opposed to performing the roles of vocal line and accompaniment.

In case of carbon monoxide oxidation over a platinum catalyst, the observed orders in O2 and CO provide an extra instrument to recognize the prevailing conversion rate controlling phenomenon, apart from known indicators like the observed activation energy value or the influence of hydrodynamic conditions.

Steve Huey, writing for AllMusic, gave high marks to Tucker and Brownstein's guitar interplay as well as Weiss' backing vocals, stating that the band "makes full use of that extra instrument, packing the tracks with lilting three-part harmonies".