Sentence examples for multiple vocals from inspiring English sources
"Turns Me On" has a comical beat and multiple vocals, including 1950s-styled vocals during a break in the song.
However, encoding multiple vocal signatures or cues using the same components of vocalizations usually reduces the signals' reliability.
And multiple vocal arrangements that should have added a sweet Beach Boys-like poignancy, sound merely cluttered.
Schachner, A., Brady, T. F., Pepperberg, I. M. & Hauser, M. D. Spontaneous motor entrainment to music in multiple vocal mimicking species.
He has recorded dozens of dazzling videos on YouTube: staggeringly complex versions of jazz and soul standards in which he multi-tracks himself singing multiple vocal harmonies and playing multiple instruments.
Croft felt that this would help make the music more playable live instead of having to reproduce multiple vocal or guitar elements that were tracked onto a song.
If Bell grabs different parts from an artist's multiple vocal takes, then comps and tweaks them in software program Pro Tools into what sounds like a single performance, that's like tuning a piano.
"Who's That Girl" also makes use of the sonic effect brought about by the combination of multiple vocal lines, which had been previously used by groups like The Beach Boys in their singles "God Only Knows" (1966) and "I Get Around" (1964) as well as R.E.M.'s singles "Fall on Me" (1986) and "Near Wild Heaven" (1991).
It also uses the sonic effect brought about by the combination of multiple vocal lines, which had been previously used by groups like The Beach Boys in their singles "God Only Knows" (1966) and "I Get Around" (1964) as well as R.E.M.'s singles "Fall on Me" (1986) and "Near Wild Heaven" (1991).
The expression of these multiple vocal cues typically correlates with different frequency-related acoustic parameters.
Terrestrial vertebrates such as songbirds, bats, and primates rely on vocal networks that integrate input from breathing circuits [ 40- 44] to drive multiple vocal and respiratory muscles.
