Sentence examples for sound diary from inspiring English sources

In that piece, Dave Isay, now best known as the founder of StoryCorps, collaborated with LeAlan Jones, thirteen, and Lloyd Newman, fourteen, on a sound diary of their lives in housing projects on the South Side of Chicago.

Recent exhibitions have included a sound diary of Belfast's Lagan Meadows, a performance art piece on alcohol inspired by pubs and AA meetings and, currently, Amalgamate, which explores the division between "art" and "craft".

As a musician, meanwhile, he channels his influences – cosmic jazz, techno, psychedelia, new age music – into records that feel uplifting and organic, full of warmth and light, intricately woven together from a vast "sound diary" of samples (he has 700 bass drum sounds alone).

Aki Onda, a Japanese electronic musician who currently lives in Brooklyn, is best known for his "Cassette Memories" series — Mr. Onda spent two decades making sound diaries consisting of various field recordings, and began releasing the tapes in 2003.

Aurally, it's as if we hear eras coming together: Lady Bird Johnson, in her quietly spellbinding daily audio diaries, sounds like a movie star of the golden age, with a Texas accent; newsreel audio about the Gulf of Tonkin is delivered in rat-a-tat tones that I associate with the Second World War.

The faltering heartbeat of this living death is the man's sound archive diary scooped into boxes, metic-ulously numbered, shambolically stored.

And his lyrics often sound like diary entries, channeling youthful pain and angst.

But hark: is that the sound of the diary's coffin bursting open once more?

As long as you avoid having your blog sound like a diary and.

Except for some laxity in punctuation, his diary sounds pretty much like the one kept by Helen -- who sounds, in turn, very much like the narrator.

And think of all of the products you no longer need — phone, watch, camera, diary, Internet browser, sound system and so on — if you've got one.