Sentence examples for sounds feel from inspiring English sources

But the bass lines and beats sound great, and the passing textures — robotic percussion, synthesizer drones, sampled sounds — feel right, and carefully determined.

At a time when much of the festival is either engaging in a massive karaoke session with Adele or getting ready for a big Saturday night, his spare electronic sounds feel just a little too refined, never quite impelled to break out into something truly euphoric.

Languages Even if you can't speak the language like a true polyglot, understanding the grammar, structure and even how the sounds feel in your mouth opens you up to a realm of possibilities (of the tiniest musical nuances) in the sounds you sing.

The sounds feel unstable with only the drop of a hammer at regular intervals acting as a constant.

"I use interactive gesture so that the objects inhabited by the sounds feel alive and responsive to users.

He went in for strong, bright orchestral colors, and the instrumental pigment has an inner grit that makes the sounds feel somehow alive and connected to the earth and the atmosphere.

The sounds felt false coming out of my mouth, so instead I spent my time speaking English apologetically.

Mr. Murail's stately "Barque Mystique" (1993), though filled with beautifully elegiac sounds, felt strangely lugubrious in the wake of Mr. Tiensuu's phantasmagoria.

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When he found his groove, Bennett could make his sound feel like a movement.

Choosing that instead of a more modern, gauzier crossover dubstep sound feels like a nod to historicity.