Further, a sensuousness in the quality of Islamic singing is achieved through the use of shades of vowel sounds, vocal openings, and a bell-like clarity of tones.
Still, the nattering of others was an understood part of the social compact, and a small price to pay for other sounds: vocal harmony, instrumental music, the clip-clop of horses, the clank of hammer on anvil, the beat of a heart.
It floated through the room, soon to be looped, followed by tinkling bells, breath sounds, vocal syllables and keyboard notes, eventually coalescing into "First Train Home," a morning-after song about wanting, among other things, to get back to her studio, the Hideaway, and play with waveforms.
VOSIM, which stands for VOice SIMulator, is a system based on the digital sound synthesis of simple, sinusoidal square waves, allowing the modeling of vowel sounds, vocal fricatives and quasi-instrumental tones.
Armed with an electric guitar, found sounds, vocal samplers, and a strong DIY ethos based in a love of labels like K and Slampt, Markland has amassed a body of quality material over the past couple of years that belies his youth.
The dual nature of the metaphoric mirror in both production and perception has led to revived interest in the mostly discredited motor theory of speech perception, which posits that speech perception is mediated by virtue of a resonance with the motor programs that generate the sounds (vocal gestures).
The violinist Regina Carter played Duke Ellington's "Imagine My Frustration," making bowed blues phrases sound vocal.
Her teaching stressed the purity and precision and sound vocal technique taught by García, who was the central figure in the preservation of the bel canto style.
In this essay, I draw from approaches in voice, music, theater, and film studies to examine four elements of sound: vocal delivery, music, special effects, and silence.
Sound: Natural sounding vocals, but songs can feel underpowered.
"Does she play with sounds, like vocal play?" Taveras asked.
