He said that he did not like relying on a speaker phone, both for privacy reasons and because there was sometimes a feedback echo from the microphone.
Rowlands and Simons thought it reflected how they make records, subjecting neatly structured songs to long, wild studio jams, using feedback, echo and other effects to achieve the disorienting intensity they crave.
The new songs in the set sound like the old songs in the set: doomy washes of synthesizer and eerie feedback, echoing trebly guitar, rumbling, portentous drums.
This specific user feedback echoed recently published work determining user criteria for Internet interventions, which had specified easy navigation as essential (Kerr et al., 2006).
Mute your computer output volume to avoid feedback or echo during the recording.
Shivering with feedback and echo, Perfume Genius and Sharon Van Etten's heartbreaking version of the country ballad To Lay Me Down homes in on the darkness at its centre: a song about sex that might as well be about death.
The sections of "Infinite Love," a continuous 40-minute composition, tend to start with plucked arpeggios and expand, sometimes taking on a melody, sometimes rippling in ever-wider arcs, sometimes melting into feedback and echo.
It's essentially a stereo speaker/mic combo with some built-in electronics to prevent feedback and echo.
He was also an innovative guitarist, using extended techniques and exploring the musical and sonic possibilities of dissonance, distortion, feedback, the echo machine, tapes and other effects; his experimentation was partly inspired by free improvisation guitarist Keith Rowe of the group AMM, active at the time in London.
When he was asked, again, what he meant, Mr. Biden — known in Washington for his long-winded ways and his love of the microphone and the spotlight — bristled as he struggled over the squawk of feedback and echoes.
This feedback closely echoed the feedback we received during spring when we asked students after their first exam whether they attended a study group before the exam and what they thought.
