用“octaves”造句大全，octaves造句

raising its register four or five octaves, and giving it a brighter tone.

WOMAN B: A lot of people have at least a couple of octaves range which is just stunning what some people can produce.

The opening chords of the Finale gleam like fanfares. Muscular octaves demonstrate the strength of Lipatti's left hand. The modifications of tempo or dynamics do no violence to the music.

you can see the octaves leap from one tower to another; you watch them spring forth,winged, light, and whistling, from the silver bell, to fall,broken and limping from the bell of wood;

Orbison's vocal range spanned three octaves.

Its range is two and a half octaves.

The combination of parts at the same pitch or in octaves.

He said, "I was noticing that my guitars would leave my shop with perfect intonation and, over a period of time, the octaves would go sharp."

"In the application of the cycle of fifths, 12 fifths are equal to 7 octaves in theory, but in actuality are not. The discrepancy, which is about a quarter of a semitone and is known as the Pythagorean comma,"

This sound spectrum spans about ten octaves.

It has a deep range beginning about three octaves below middle C.

The sound waves were so huge (about 20, 000 light years in length) and so low (about 50 octaves below hearing range) that the astronomer had to adjust them to the range of human hearing.

He talked about octaves.

The range is normally five octaves, and sometimes four in special cases.

A low-pitched woodwind instrument with a double reed, having a long wooden body attached to a U-shaped lateral tube that leads to the mouthpiece. The range of this instrument is typically two octaves lower than that of the oboe.

However, the range of human hearing is about 10 octaves, and any reasonable synth VCO is expected to operate over a range of at least five octaves to be musically useful.

Its range is generally five octaves and three-eighths.

It can also hear sound frequencies across a span of 17 octaves, spanning pitches far higher than the whine of a mosquito and far lower than a rumbling foghorn.

The range consists of three octaves.