Examples of 'timbre' in a sentence
Meaning of "timbre"
Timbre - (noun) Timbre is a noun used in music and sound to describe the character or quality of a musical sound or voice
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- The quality of a sound independent of its pitch and volume.
- The pitch of a sound as heard by the ear, described relative to its absolute pitch.
- The crest on a coat of arms.
How to use "timbre" in a sentence
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Switch it on to change the timbre of an orchestral sound.
The timbre of my voice is as important as the content.
Creates various timbre effects and sounds.
The timbre is an important aspect of the shamisen.
Master volume and timbre control knobs.
A constant timbre at a constant pitch is characterized by a spectrum.
I still hear the timbre of her voice.
The timbre is both deep and singing.
Even the vocal timbre seems changed.
Timbre determines the unique qualities of sound.
What a rich timbre your voice has.
Timbre creates responses that are consonant or dissonant.
I also like the timbre of her voice.
The timbre of his voice changed again.
Sulphate preserves the timbre of the wire.
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Instrumental timbre is the sound of a single instrument.
His voice has got a gravelly timbre.
The timbre of the voice should be soft.
My voice had a deeper timbre in those days.
The timbre of his voice had changed.
I thought she had a great voice timbre.
I can hear it in the timbre of his voice.
Notably he had a dark distinct velvety timbre.
This gives a crackling timbre to the sound.
Issues related to sound definition and timbre.
I could hear it in the timbre of his voice.
The timbre of its sound is low.
Dua has the most amazing timbre.
Both change the timbre as well as the pitch.
But our voices are the same timbre.
Listen to the timbre of his voice.
Her voice has a wonderfully rich timbre.
Pain echoed in every timbre of the voice.
The entire system is matched for timbre.
Of their laughter or the timbre of their voice.
The timbre of her voice is so distinctive and beautiful.
The most variable thing is the timbre.
This complex timbre is called inharmonicity.
His throat carried far more timbre.
Pipes are arranged by timbre and pitch into ranks.
Thus timbre and pitch are independent.
Assonance creates the pitch or timbre of a conversation.
Timbre composition is the art of creating new timbres.
A violin has a different timbre than a piano.
The source timbre for the piece is a synthesizer.
Mary has a beautiful voice timbre.
It produces a timbre similar to a bass rubab.
Timbre is defined in terms of what it is not.
Law of loss of timbre according to distance.
Each register stop produces a separate sound timbre.
