It could be extended to other categories in order to cover a larger scope of environmental sounds.
After the blistering house and funk of Homework, the warmth and scope of Discovery sounded like the work of a different act, in much the same way that Random Access Memories, arriving after the rather one-dimensional Human After All and Tron: Legacy, has impressed with the scale of its ambition.
Whereas if you go back to the Shangri-La's or anything else Phil Spector produced, the density of sound, the scope of what he was doing, was so much more vast.' As befits an outfit so thoroughly in thrall to the girl group era, the Pipettes even have their own Svengali figure.
While Orpheus couldn't produce the richness of sound or dramatic scope of a larger group, it did perform with energetic flair and textural clarity, offering a committed performance marred by only a few tentative moments between ensemble and soloist.
Matumbi, Aswad, Steel Pulse and others broadened the sound and scope of reggae, and lent Britain's black community a newly confident voice.
Toure is a 32-year-old electric guitarist whose father, the late Ali Farka Toure, helped transform the sound and scope of guitar music in the region starting in the mid-1970s.
Given that the sound and scope of the album is by design so expansive, Abrams says he hasn't yet had the opportunity to figure out how he'll actually perform the songs live.
If that sounds beyond the scope of your schedule or your mechanical aptitude, I happen to know where you might find a fully assembled GTM, ready to go.
On the basis of the previous results (3 main categories of environmental sounds within the scope of the unified corpus, with an associated prototype for each), a second experiment was conducted in order to generate a more heterogeneous corpus that would better represent the range of variation of each category.
