Sentence examples for recordings of instruments from inspiring English sources

"Pat could do an entire show of recordings of instruments made out of fish parts," Mr. Shulberg says.

Music From Afar Long before world music became a familiar phrase, ethnomusicologists and producers trekked to remote places to capture high-quality recordings of instruments like the marimba of Tanzania, and the dzil, or Ghanian calabash-xylophone and the talking drums of Niger and Burkina Faso.

Here I composed "Red Arc/Blue Veil" — the first time I combined acoustic instruments with an "aura" of electronically processed sounds derived from recordings of the instruments.

All the analyzed signals are real recordings of musical instruments, most of them extracted from [41].

The TMA is based on calculating the normalized cross-correlation coefficient (NCC) between a collection of selected template waveforms and the continuous waveform recordings of seismic instruments.

Pierre Henry started making music in the 1950s and soon became leader of the "musique concrète" movement, a form of electroacoustic music that features sounds derived from recordings of musical instruments and the natural environment along with computer-based digital signal processing and synths.

He also noted that the game was Square Enix's first "all streaming audio RPG", which meant that the composer and synthesizer operator could use live recordings of each instrument in the final composition rather than using approximations created in a synthesizer.

These two small groups double their numbers by playing against recordings of themselves, though instruments alone can be used.

Recordings of the seismological instruments shown on the map were used in this work.

"Mist" isn't all one-note, though: the producer manages to find room for chromatic vibrancy within its greyscale sound palate, helped along by dynamic recordings of chamber music instruments.

After discovery of cosmic rays by Hess in 1912, the nature of the primary and secondary radiation was established from recordings by a variety of instruments, sensitive to various components of cosmic rays and operated at different latitudes, longitudes and altitudes, including instruments carried by balloons.