Sentence examples for rich in harmonics from inspiring English sources

Small-scale pipes produce a bright quality of tone that is rich in harmonics, recalling bowed strings.

High-frequency square waves, rich in harmonics, are distributed throughout the system.

A spectrum rich in harmonics is produced and the fifth is considered in detail for device optimisation.

A low tone shaped by a given formant (a given stop) is normally rich in harmonics, while a high tone normally is poor in them.

This is higher in pitch and is a low rumble with a sorrowful air, rich in harmonics; it lasts for up to ten seconds.

Distortion was at first produced by simply overloading the amplifier to induce clipping, resulting in a tone rich in harmonics and also in noise, and also producing dynamic range compression and therefore sustain (and sometimes destroying the amplifier).

Turrentine's tune Sugar is driven hard by Ben Markland's whip-crack walking bass, while Levi French's piano playing is sharply contoured and rich in harmonic detail.

Signals rich in harmonic partials (such as sawtooth waves) are selected by the performer at the keyboard and combined and shaped acoustically by filter circuits that simulate the formant, or resonant-frequency, spectra i.e., the acoustical components—of conventional organ stops.

It was in the pieces of the late 1980s and early 1990s that he really emerged as one of the leading European composers of his generation, and the Piano Concerto, economical in its scoring (one of the models was Ravel's G Major Concerto) yet wonderfully rich in its harmonic world, was one of the key works in that process of self-fulfilment.

The pitch was high and rich in its texture of harmonics -- a shrieking saxophone versus a flute.

It is several notches above the efforts of Paul McCartney, Elvis Costello, and other pop stars who have dabbled in composition: the lyrical passages manifest an individual harmonic style, rich in added tones and unexpected shifts.