The tempo of his footsteps was designed to match the background music; if he picks up his plug to walk faster, the music speeds up.
To get close to your target, match their footsteps in timing, but beat them in length of stride, quietly.
This paper presents an experiment where participants were asked to adjust, while walking, the spectral content and the amplitude of synthetic footstep sounds in order to match the sounds of their own footsteps.
After a few steps, that depression disappeared and all I could do was try to exactly match Sopheng's footsteps as he burrowed into a world of densely overhung, intertwining vines, bushes and branches, sharp rocks and slick tree trunks, all crawling with slimy insects, I was sure.
The firm said it had also created a new type of audio format that allows a song's tempo to be altered to match a runner's footsteps while keeping it in tune.
Prince supposedly fired a housekeeper because, when he was writing songs, the rhythm of her footsteps around his house didn't match the grooves he was hearing in his head.
The percussionists matched her footsteps with supernatural precision.
It follows in the footsteps of movies like Visconti's "Leopard" and Bertolucci's "1900," epics that aspired to match the sprawl and capaciousness of classic novels and to show, at once panoramically and intimately, the process of historical change.
The outstanding Northern Ireland international Peter Doherty recalled how Shankly dogged his footsteps in one match and kept muttering "Great wee team, North End, great wee team", subduing Doherty completely as Preston defeated Manchester City 3 1.
The exhibition proves that many photographers tramped in Atget's footsteps, taking what he took -- street lamps, garden ornaments, beds, storefronts, streets, railings, trees -- even matching his formal arrangements.
