Sentence examples for treated sound from inspiring English sources

Turner prize nominee Tacita Dean and stalwart visionary artist Bruce Nauman, among others, have switched their attention from the visual and turned to "aesthetically treated sound", making the artists composers in all but name.

Previously, 35-year-old McGregor has used club music or electronically treated sounds; the contrast, he acknowledges, is "kind of extreme.

Mr. Olmi also treats sound innovatively; the opening of "The Fiancés," for example, is daringly played out in near total silence in a dance hall filled with lonely people.

One of the early hallmarks of Boards Of Canada's music was the way that through artificially degrading or treating sounds, it employed a sense of nostalgia in a way that was by turn dreamy or creepy.

Segregation based on frequency, timbre and comodulation patterns allows listeners to treat sounds that potentially come from different objects as dynamically separable auditory sources (such as a voice from a single person that emerges out of the background din at a cocktail party, or independent melodic lines associated with different instruments in an orchestra performance).

According to Kramer, "Jimi always kept an eye out for odd instruments that would be laying about the studio" and found the glockenspiel in Studio A. Last to be recorded was his vocal, which was treated with sound processing techniques to give it an airy sound.

Rock was treated as sound to be broadcast with the added curse of needing visuals to fill the screen.

The "Castanet Guitars" are electric guitars played with mallets and are electronically treated to sound something like castanets.

There are moments so sun-kissed and blissed-out that they would once have been labelled with the adjective Balearic, while the treated guitar sounds of Sharav wouldn't sound wildly out of place on Brian Eno's Another Green World.

Also in Film & Music, Alexis Petridis reviewed the debut album from house music duo Vermont, giving the release four stars: "There are moments so sun-kissed and blissed-out that they would once have been labelled with the adjective Balearic, while the treated guitar sounds of Sharav wouldn't sound wildly out of place on Brian Eno's Another Green World".

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