Sentence examples for talk box from inspiring English sources
noun
An effects unit that allows musicians to modify the sound of a musical instrument.
Yet a half-hour more of the talk box would have been just as good.
"JJ [Abrams] f**king around with this sound effects app on his iPad that was attached to a talk box operated by me," he told HitFix.
Working with co-producer Scott Storch, he creates a track around a stuttering series of "ba-bup-bup" sounds fed through an electronic talk box, accompanied by bright keyboards and live guitar.
Get to know the president -- earn a nickname, talk box scores with him, praise something he did in Texas (that's when he was flying relatively solo, so he's proudest of those achievements).
For about 15 minutes he used that scrappy invention of which he is probably the supreme master, the talk box, which enables a performer to sound as if the instrument is inside his mouth.
The E! Online app has the same news — they all have the same news — but if you are truly over the top with your celebrity fixations, the app allows you to create a personalized news page for various stars, and a "Talk Box" where you can submit video comments about the news of the day.
Surely now I was ready for poker with the men who talk boxing.
All he wants to do is talk boxing, the hub of his existence.
It houses a model of the original fort and interactive, low-tech exhibits, including two hand-cranked "talk boxes".
His assailant, whose identity is known, had given Brook the impression that he was a fan and, after a few drinks, they had gone back to the youth's apartment to talk boxing.
A good deal of Mr. Schulberg's research was conducted in West Side bars, drinking boilermakers -- "You had to drink a lot," he said -- and pretending to be there only to talk boxing.
