Examples of using Polyphony in English and their translations into Swedish
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Vocoder with 24 voices polyphony and a 16 band vocoder. Moog EtherWave Theremin.
singing together, polyphony reached the choir early in the 15th century.
At the heart of the MX61 Synthesizer is the MOTIF engine which delivers 1000 sounds and 128 voice polyphony.
From the internal structure of the headlights to the stitching of the seats, the team at Polyphony Digital Inc.
before the advent of polyphony.
The'how' was a style called polyphony, music of many independently moving voices that suggested the way the planets seemed to move in Ptolemy's geocentric universe.
Information relating to travel and accommodation shall be confirmed by Promoter and/or Polyphony Digital Inc on behalf of the Promoter by email following the end of Season 3(as set out in Schedule 1),(together the“Prizes”, each a“Prize”).
Polyphony Digital® has encoded all of these parameters
is a racing video game developed by Polyphony Digital and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation 3.
All of de Kerle's extant music is vocal polyphony, and it combines the stylistic elements of the Franco-Flemish school of the generation after Josquin(exemplified by composers such as Adrian Willaert
Works[edit] All of de Kerle's extant music is vocal polyphony, and it combines the stylistic elements of the Franco-Flemish school of the generation after Josquin(exemplified by composers such as Adrian Willaert
Maximum polyphony: 64 notes.
Maximum Polyphony: 64 voices.
Voice Polyphony: 62 voices, 62 oscillators.
Polyphony: Between 25 to 110 voices*, depending on the complexity of the patch.
Polyphony: Between 25 to 110 voices*, depending on the complexity of the patch.
Form and style are characterised by polyphony and gothic motifs such as mysterious houses and landscapes.
This included the use of polyphony and polymodal structures,
Bach's forerunner, Palestrina, he wrote many words for several choirs at the same time, wallowing in polyphony.
Polyphony, in use since the 12th century,