Sentence examples for sounds jumpy from inspiring English sources

If the gate sounds "jumpy", increase the release time or reduce the attack time.

If it sounds jumpy at the loop point, you may be selecting too much, or too little.

I expected Andy Hall to sound jumpy when we spoke on the phone yesterday morning.

At the Wiltern, though, songs like "Dooo It!" and "I Forgive Yiew" sounded jumpy and forceful, with some of the brazen intensity of the "Bangerz" material.

Arrange them in a logical order so that your commentary does not sound jumpy.

I remember when I did the bass for this I was really excited because I had just figured out how to do muting on the MPC which allowed me to make the jumpy sound where when one note plays, the previous one gets cut off.

It's not abnormal to be jumpy at loud sounds".

Whereas the music in "Nixon in China" was dispatched in jumpy headlines and sound bites, that of "The Death of Klinghoffer" ripples, sways and flows, exerting a melancholy undertow.

Evans, the son of Welsh Methodists, refusing to look Irving in the eye, often wincing with irritation, and speaking in the nasal monotone of the outer London suburbs, came across as the kind of state-educated Briton who gets jumpy at the sound of an upper-class voice — or, as the English say, "chippy".

Look at these figures and the surprise is less that the central bankers are now so jumpy about inflation than that they sounded so sanguine earlier this year.One reason is that Fed officials, as much as their sceptics, were comforted by the lack of wage pressure.

Franklin D. Roosevelt's line about the only thing we have to fear being fear itself can sound like a platitude meant to soothe a jumpy stock market or a Zen-ish koan, depending on your mood.