Sentence examples similar to make tune from inspiring English sources

But multiple strings make tuning more difficult.

He plays slap-tongue and split-tone notes, and clicks the keys to make tuned rhythm.

He would make tuning into the domestic audience and putting faith in them his top priority.

"Only about five people outside of my family know I make tunes, I think.

Jawbone pushes out software updates pretty frequently, and has added nifty features like LiveAudio mode to make tunes sound more immersive.

"I don't make tunes, I'm just a pure DJ.

When math no longer satisfied her needs, Patton would skip class, hole up in Purdue University's library, and make tunes.

We kinda know what to expect from each other musically so we push each other when we make tunes".

Mysterious Oakland duo Go Dark make tunes that sound like a vaguely twee Crystal Castles, and that's pretty much all we know about them.

Jordan Bruce and Larry Jones make tunes as Yard One and their newest release which arrives on the 31st of March marks the duo's debut for Italian label Unclear Records.

To make tuning easier make sure the string is wound neatly into a helical coil around the tuning peg rod; if the coil winging overlaps, the bump can make tuning difficult.