"sound trend" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used in the context of a trend that is considered to be positive. For example, "Experts are predicting a sound trend in the housing market in the coming year."
"We wanted to capture something that's in the moment and fun," said Sound Trends' president, Aaron Higgins.
For companies like Sound Trends, whose Looptastic series allows for the creation of multilayered beats via mixing and matching of audio samples, there's little pretense of being a studio replacement.
Check out the above video demo with Sound Trends president Aaron Higgins for a look at the app.
Monitoring compound promiscuity over time was expected to reveal sound trends concerning promiscuity progression and evolving magnitudes.
One benefit of the premium-sound trend extends even to buyers who settle for lesser systems.
The predicted squeal sound level trend also compares well with that recorded at various crabbing velocities (proportional to angle of attack) for the test rig at different rolling speeds.
In Australia, it's common to see producers following a similar sound or trend, but Ribongia breaks moulds and can't be confined, standing out with weird beats that catch your attention straight away.
To those who worship at the altar of Christian Louboutin or Jimmy Choo, this may sound like trend-phobic blaspheme.
On the EP's A-side, you can even sense remnants of 90's house sounds, a trend the duo believes is back spreading through the UK as of late.
It was this intangible sense of the other, of being different despite being the bullseye of Britain, that meant Birmingham could give birth to strange new sounds and trends.
By contrast, with the buzz-led, and I'd argue more cynical, approach, an investor, without prior views on a particular industry, would pounce on a thesis because it sounds on-trend and work backwards from there, searching only for businesses that fit those categories.
