| The sound quality is very good considering the source is often monophonic optical tracks. |
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| It is a mark of Pahud's musicianship that even the monophonic instrumental line sounds richly harmonized and balanced on this recording. |
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| The results are probably about as rich-sounding as is possible from monophonic sound. |
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| The soundtrack is two-channel mono, and is very good with a spacious quality that belies its monophonic nature. |
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| With the arrival of other more advanced ringtone technologies, monophonic ringtones are now available for free at different web sites. |
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| Bartok used many seconds and sevenths found in monophonic Hungarian folk music. |
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| The soundtrack has been remixed into Dolby Surround, although for the most part the track is monophonic. |
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| In its earliest recorded form, plainchant, the monophonic music of the Western Church, varies from extreme simplicity to great complexity. |
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| This is the appropriate choice, as Chaplin always made his films in monophonic sound. |
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| Not until the 18th century, did the unaccompanied, monophonic psalm singing of the Calvinist worship begin to be elaborated. |
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| A new release will have you twisting and shouting in living monophonic sound. |
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| Turns a monophonic Mini into a total Monsta by taking all the polyphonic voices and assigning them to a single note. |
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| The last item means sound compression rate and monophonic sound or stereophonic sounds. |
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| There you have it, a way to blast Iron Maiden for all to hear, at least in monophonic sound. |
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| The language of the liturgical drama was Latin, and the dialogue was frequently chanted to simple monophonic melodies. |
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| The Hungarian composer Zoltán Kodály made his students study this prelude as a model of monophonic writing. |
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| A multi-channel stereophony center speaker is fed via a monophonic signal that reaches both the listener's ears. |
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| Also included is a monophonic recorder, providing 20 minutes of recording time for song ideas or practice playback. |
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| Russian chant, monophonic, or unison, chant of the liturgy of the Russian Orthodox church. |
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| For monophonic transmissions, an omnidirectional receiving antenna was assumed. |
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| The human voice, obviously, is monophonic, as are all members of the woodwind and brass families. |
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| Dialogue, effects, and music were all clean and generally distortion free, but the track sounds monophonic and is localized to the center speaker. |
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| The track is very monophonic, with no directional effects leaking out. |
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| Over the past 50 years, audio has progressed rapidly from monophonic to stereophonic sound, followed by quadraphonic audio, and Dolby surround sound. |
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| Two envelope generators are present, along with an arpeggiator that works in a monophonic, duophonic or polyphonic fashion in four different modes. |
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| The songs are monophonic, with harmony taking the form of a drone. |
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| The sound system functions as an audio input station, where users can plug-in and project, and designed to be a monophonic sound projector cleary intended for outdoor events. |
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| Use this to change between monophonic and duophonic modes. |
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| Native American music in North America is almost entirely monophonic, but there are notable exceptions. |
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| Therefore, Byzantine music remained monophonic and without any form of instrumental accompaniment. |
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| At the low-priced end were small, monophonic players. |
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| Mono: all oscillator presets can play polyphonic or monophonic. |
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| The range Monolith is constituted, besides this model, by a stereo preamplifier with integrated converter, by a monophonic amplifier of 900 watts, one stereo integrated amplifier of 150 watts. |
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| The largest proportion of preserved prints is formed by hymns-books and collections of monophonic sacred songs. |
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| In Turkey classical monophonic singing is accompanied solely by a small kettledrum, played either in the centre of the head or close to the rim, depending upon whether clear or muffled beats are desired. |
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| Storm XS is a complete studio rack with monophonic synthesizer, chord synthesizer, loop player, drum machine, virtual turntables, distortion, dual delays, low-pass filter, flanger and a sequencer. |
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| The big breakthrough came in the UK in 1978 when the first truly affordable monophonic synthesizer was released to an eager but unsuspecting world. |
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| The nature of the sample set must also be taken into account, as evidently, the heavy bias towards monophonic sounds is reflected by the surprisingly strong performance of the energy-based methods. |
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| Discussion of the advantages of directional microphones and stereo pairs over omni-directional or monophonic microphones, particularly in rooms with significant reverberation. |
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| However, the duo mode, particularly when used with the ring modulator, is great for playing monophonic parts where adding a second note can introduce some wonderful harmonic overtones. |
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| Mono: Selects monophonic mode, ideal for lead or bass lines. |
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| By the 18th century the practice was more standardized: the bass line would be realized on a keyboard instrument and reinforced by a monophonic bass instrument, such as a lute, viola da gamba, cello, or bassoon. |
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| At the present time, the audio reproduction and transmission systems used in television and sound broadcasting are typically monophonic or two-channel stereophonic. |
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| The essential part of these tests was to determine the subjective audio quality at different bit rates for most critical monophonic or stereophonic audio signals. |
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| Until the advent of the NICAM and MTS systems, television sound transmissions were invariably monophonic. |
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| Analog TV started off with monophonic sound, and later evolved to stereophonic sound with two independent audio signal channels. |
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| It formed an appropriate dénouement to his career which first received international acclaim in 1955 with his monophonic recording of the same work. |
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| The BL-6 Bassline is a classic monophonic step sequencer synthesizer with four oscillator waveform types, a sequencer of up to 16 steps, delay, and distortion. |
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| Partch's monophonic system necessitated a forty-three-tone scale and, consequently, Partch had to design and build most of the instruments needed to perform his music. |
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| Further speculation is interrupted by a monophonic chorus of eight male voices rising abruptly from the foyer outside, belting out an Armenian-language chorus. |
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| From a similar selection, says M. Remusat, the Coreans have made a monophonic alphabet of nine vowels and fifteen consonants, with which they write their language. |
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| Within this teleology, artworks must be treated as monophonic documents attesting to German painters' efforts to constitute their national identity. |
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| We know that the troubadour's songs were monophonic, and the monophony of the genre sounds somber to a modern ear, even while the text is ribald or full of jouissance. |
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| The monophonic sound is fine and on most of the episodes, it can be played back with or without the laughtrack, though without the laughtrack it seems a bit naked. |
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