It celebrates both the simplest sounds (hands clapping, feet stomping) and the most artificially orchestrated ones (disco).
It's a beautiful thing when two entirely different art forms fit so well together that the boundaries between vision and sound, hand and ear, line and note, begin to blur.
Americans get annoyed when Europeans sound "hand-wringing and sententious and patronizing," he said.
Until recently, our simulation, the Matrix within which we were unknowingly imprisoned, seemed in reasonably sound hands.
He has sound hands technique and flashes some skill to make tough catches of high-velocity passes away from his body.
One feels in sound hands from a first view of the designer Ultz's rain-swept take on rural Ireland, a living area in apparently advanced decay where virtually everything has seen better days, including its inhabitants.
This activation is somatotopic, such that the sounds of hand actions activate the hand premotor areas and the sounds of mouth actions activate the mouth premotor areas [7].
Beats had a handful of different sounds on hand to test the Studio 3 ahead of launch.
For the albums and onstage, many of the rhythm tracks used organic sounds -- hand drums, balafon (marimba), scrapers, rattles, handclaps -- and only gradually slipped in drum-machine sounds or samples of horn sections.
UV boi was having a blast, youthfully bobbing around to the throwback rave sounds and hand claps.
In the new study, the researchers took recordings of three different sounds: a hand clap, a metallic pole strike, and a bouncing tennis ball.
