Sentence examples for transform sounds from inspiring English sources

When Harrison, one of America's leading composers, becomes exhausted with the struggle to transform sounds into music,… 1.

When Harrison, one of America's leading composers, becomes exhausted with the struggle to transform sounds into music, he likes to recharge himself by escaping into a resonant silence.

Extending the work of drone-oriented Minimalists like Eliane Radigue, William Basinski and Stars of the Lid, Mr. Dunn uses a computer to transform sounds produced with an electric guitar and various acoustic instruments into nearly motionless reveries on his puckishly titled "Young Person's Guide to Kyle Bobby Dunn," newly issued by Low Point (LP033; two CDs).

I love the way it can transform sounds and add so much emotion, character and texture.

In "Look Me in the Eye" (Crown, 2007), John Elder Robison describes a painfully lonely childhood and an ability to look at a circuit design and imagine how it will transform sound — a talent he used to invent audio effects and exploding guitars for the rock band Kiss.

Current soundproofing uses materials that resist vibration and transform sound waves into heat.

The group explain how it works: "This installation analyzes the movement of the user and transform sound and visuals in the very same moment.

Sound as a visual representation (like waveforms) isn't a new concept, but what if you could take it a step further and transform sound into origami-like paper art? .

Using 3D projection software Houdini Apprentice and node-based compositor Nuke, Montane tracks The Flashbulb's "Eyes of June" to transform sound waves into a visual ice cream-colored prism of geometric waves, stretching in size with the audio's composition.

Inner hair cells (IHCs) of the cochlea transform sound into graded receptor potentials (RPs), resulting in release of glutamate, which activates type I afferent auditory nerve fibers.

In order to produce his new album, Tobin transformed sounds and noises from real life like a creaky chair or puffs of air to create sounds that are rooted in the mundane but then rendered unrecognizable after being "treated" by the producer.