Sentence examples similar to flat tunes from inspiring English sources

He now also uses Open B tuning and Open B flat tuning (Open C tuning tuned a half and a whole step down respectively) on his six string guitars.

Most albums such as Haunting the Chapel – Divine Intervention and World Painted Blood have E-flat tuning.

It is the band's first studio album to be played mostly in E-flat tuning since Divine Intervention.

The controller parameters are tuned by two methods: flat phase tuning; or an improved tuning method proposed in this paper, which can compensate for the missing parts of the flat phase method caused by computation.

Tune from E flat standard tuning - Baritone, any lower will just sound muddy.

You'll also generally tune to a concert B flat when tuning to a piano (for a solo with a piano accompanist), or tuning a band or wind ensemble.

When he hit notes "sharp, but in tune, flat, but in tune" he was at best derided, at worst physically attacked.

Musical director reported it was half-tone flat and tuning would cost $,0000.

Ken Tucker from Entertainment Weekly criticized the song as a "flat James Bond tune" adding that it failed to become a "Madonna classic".

On the morning of the Presidential election I was waiting in line for coffee in a rural west North Carolina cafe when a "clean" coal ad blared from a wall-mounted flat screen tuned to CNN.

Here's us tuning in to Gutxi's tuning out.