Sentence examples for treble range from inspiring English sources

Because traditional Chinese string instruments play in the treble range, cellos and double basses join the vertically held gaohus and erhus to fill out the string section.

The treble range that is gloriously absent from that quartet shows up in the disc's closing selection, a mischievous violin duo that Schnittke fashioned from fragments of Mozart, like some found canvas that was playfully retouched in the dark laboratory of the late-Soviet avant-garde.

The biggest issue with the sound of the Momentum True Wireless lies within the treble range.

As the name suggests, the bass is fulsome but there's also plenty of detail in the treble range.

This treble range is easily my least favorite area for extra volume (and a lot of headphones have it).

They're comfortable enough for long sets and have a great audio reproduction that delivers a good and exciting bass with a well balanced mid and treble range.

The range of audible sound is typically divided into bass (the low tones), treble (the high tones) and midtones (frequencies falling in the middle of the bass and treble ranges).

They have a powerful bass that doesn't sound muddy or drown instruments and vocals in the mid and treble ranges.

Most of the piece sings in a pervasive tenor-to-treble range reminiscent of Ravel or Fauré.

Music from a Ponchielli winds-and-piano piece in B flat offered a parade of forgotten mid-19th-century arias, crooned largely by a treble-range E-flat clarinet and set to chirping accompaniments.

Hazard tapped home Raffael's centre to extend the lead before the latter completed his treble from close range.