Examples of using Polyphony in English and their translations into Swedish
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Political
Up to 4 notes of polyphony.
Polyphony is from the Middle Ages.
We want unity rather than polyphony.
Polyphony increased to 192 notes.
And together, these three voices create the polyphony.
Polyphony depends on the stops being used.
Get under the hood of Polyphony Digital's race simulator.
Polyphony plays multiple tones at the same time.
High-quality Voices(instrument sounds) with 48-note polyphony.
Call: polyphony, 40 melodies, vibrating alert.
melodies, and polyphony.
Pioneering polyphony, blue tones, groovy and intimate.
Vocoder with 24 voices polyphony and a 16 band vocoder.
The key to polyphony lies in writing independent voices.
128-voice total polyphony.
Can write and work with polyphony for different instrumental groups.
At the heart of the MX61 Synthesizer is the MOTIF engine which delivers 1000 sounds and 128 voice polyphony.
The 128 note polyphony means you can play dense pieces without any notes dropping out.
The Micro POG delivers the same perfect tracking and smooth polyphony in a simplified design.
From a throat of flesh is a polyphony of voices exploring the voice beyond speech.
Spatial and temporal changes in the music's movements provide a continuously changing polyphony.
The 64 note polyphony means the piano won't drop notes when you play more complex pieces.
before the advent of polyphony.
Vocoder with 24 voices polyphony and a 16 band vocoder. Moog EtherWave Theremin.
Maximum Polyphony: 20 voices* Maximum polyphony becomes 16 voices according as an operating state.
among other reasons due to the consequences of his polyphony.
Years of collaboration with Polyphony have resulted in the creation of in-depth sensations in the steering column.
From the internal structure of the headlights to the stitching of the seats, the team at Polyphony Digital Inc.
His story"Hart& Boot," first published in Polyphony 4, was reprinted in Best American Short Stories: 2005.
momentary flashes of pleasure in polyphony.
