Sentence examples for sound drawing from inspiring English sources
"The Gaits" uses an iPhone app that translates the footsteps of participants into sound, drawing on the phone's pedometer and its global positioning system so that each footfall becomes a sound with notes determined by the performer's location.
Her seven albums – from 1998's Anoushka, made when she was 17, to last year's Traces of You – run the gamut from pure classical sitar to an eclectic, globalised sound, drawing on everything from flamenco to electronica.
Irish photographer Eamonn Doyle creates a buzz with an installation that uses sound, drawing and design to emphasise the looming presence of his powerfully up-close and intimate photographs of Dublin people going about their daily business.
Formerly a bass player in local band Bejin de Kabuto, David now mines a sound drawing from IDM, breakbeat, ambient, and the sort of music you might hear in an anime video game.
Likewise, Powell's own music has changed dramatically; it has shed its initially dour industrial face to toy with a more idiosyncratic sound drawing from historical electronic influences and modern sound sculpting in equal measure.
Still based in the city, the pair are true to their heritage in sound, drawing parallels that might not seem instantaneous to those hearing their atmospheric if more understandably four-to-the-floor based sets at clubs and festivals.
It basically denotes how much the sound draws you in.
Her sound drew from the roots of African American popular music, and she cited among her early influences Miles Davis, Al Jarreau, Chaka Khan, Stevie Wonder, and Marvin Gaye.
The "tuning" approach to teaching sound draws on attention, embodiment, listening, and negotiation.
Its mystical sound draws you in and its intoxicating melody keeps you there.
The album's sound draws from American and Irish roots music more than the group's previous albums, following the counsel and influence of Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, and Keith Richards.
