Sentence examples for wider range of notes from inspiring English sources

Co-founder Basil Al-Dajane told us that SoundBrush is looking to differentiate itself from competitors like GarageBand by offering a wider range of notes and by making it easy to move and copy groups of lines.

In general, the larger bongos have a wider range of notes they can reach, overlapping what the smaller ones can do.

The coalescence of a wide range of notes into a monomaniacal unison may tell us most of what we need to know about the crushed soul of the future tycoon Daniel Plainview.

This highly unusual tune uses a wide range of notes and is "crooked"; it has an uneven number of beats per measure in the first and second parts of the song, causing them to fold into one another almost indistinctly.

Yeah, you could use it to hit a wide range of notes or you could use it to shut daaa fuk up.

The anthem has a wide range of notes and many a famous singer has had their voice crack (or fail to hit the notes) while singing it.

Because it can play a relatively wide range of notes perfectly in tune, a piano (or an electric keyboard) is usually the most useful instrument for finding your vocal range.

A four-hole or six-hole ocarina will be the best style to learn on, as they are generally inexpensive, light, and easily produce a wide range of notes with very few finger patterns.

Renehan et al (2010) include a much wider range of cancers, as noted earlier, based on their meta-analysis of 2008 (Renehan et al, 2008); their estimate of attributable fraction (for 2002, based on overweight/obesity (single category) in 1992 (from WHO)) was 4.01% in women and 3.42% in men.

America's currency includes a wide range of paper notes, and there have been plenty of notable American women.

Currently on display at the Derek Eller Gallery, New York, A Rare Earth Magnet's wide range of art notes the nostalgia that accompanies the archaic, holding fast to story-tied miscellanies.