| Articulation in singing is produced by such techniques as portamento or the taking of breaths, and by the treatment of vowels and consonants. |
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| In these 1949 recordings the strings are much more forward and emphasized, though the brass is certainly there, and the portamento utilized more. |
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| I have a very strong feeling in the Andante Cantabile of the players only just resisting the temptation to portamento slides between the notes. |
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| This also affects the soli which all require an absolutely clean portamento and a beautifully crafted rubato. |
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| A previously neutral note might gain an accent or portamento stress as the mood momentarily wakens into passion or leans into languor. |
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| The rubato and portamento emphasize the Symphonie's Fantastique, grotesque side. |
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| Like the original instrument, the Minimonsta's portamento is Time Constant, which means that glides are faster over larger intervals. |
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| No need for angst here, just blissed-out portamento and sun-warmed simplicity. |
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| String players slid expressively from one note to the next — portamento, the style was called — in imitation of the slide of the voice. |
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| With the speed set to zero, unnaturally rapid corrections eliminate portamento, the musical term for the slide between two pitches. |
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| In terms of sound, the Wasp was far from a toy and featured multi-mode filters, resonance, portamento and three stage envelope generators. |
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| If you want the portamento setting specified for the program of the timbre to be forced off, set this parameter to Off. |
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| From portamento to the conception of dynamics, everything still remains to be rediscovered and, above all, tried out. |
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| Melodyne indicates a portamento transition by means of a blue line linking the two notes affected. |
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| When legato is off, the envelope retriggers every time a new note is played, and the portamento is always applied. |
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| The portamento that determines the length of the portamento and the range. |
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| With a value of 000, there will be no portamento. |
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| When legato is on, the envelope retriggers only when the new note does not overlap with the previous one, and the portamento triggers only on overlapping notes. |
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| It speaks for the intelligent style of the Orlando Trio that the disciplined pastel colouring was not dimmed by a heavy string sound, a hefty portamento or any coquettish special extras. |
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| Pitches, tone colours, vibrato intensities, envelope shapes, and portamento of the four tones were encoded in binary form on a perforated paper roll. |
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| The controls for polyphony, pitch bend, portamento are to the left, the global mixer is in the middle and to the right you can find the controls for the effects. |
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| Escoudé's technique kept its gypsy inflections, its vibrato and portamento, and was characterised by his masterful use of whole and half-tone arpeggios. |
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| Likewise the Cavatina hinted at rubato and portamento plus intriguingly strung-out ornaments. |
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| Students volunteered on an organizational project in Portamento of Hope's Soup Kitchen, which serves all people in need in the community. |
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| Godolphin's Portamento and the highly-rated Speculative Bid are also likely to trouble the judge. |
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| Heaven's Guest, Jack Dexter, Kimberella, Lexington Abbey, Mr Win, Portamento, Rene Mathis, Rivellino, Tatlisu, Toofi, 25 bar. |
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| It will be a bit of a shock if his Portamento fails to deliver in the Unibet 3 Year Old Sprint. |
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