listenability造句

例句与造句

1. Uniting musicianship with listenability, Move in Place promises to be a landmark piece for the band.
2. Like the vocal disks, the orchestral items emphasize real sonic enhancement and listenability over the curio factor.
3. Pitchfork praised the album's originality, but gave it a low grade in terms of listenability.
4. In terms of pure listenability, it has a seamlessness of spirit and sound too often missing from her other discs.
5. According to Morrison biographer Johnny Rogan, " Beautiful Vision " was " well structured and arranged . . . which offered depth and listenability.
6. It's difficult to find listenability in a sentence. 用listenability造句挺难的
7. This improves listenability of audio played through poor-quality speakers, or when played in noisy environments ( such as in a car or during a party ).
8. Unlike many political screeds, " Evil Empire " doesn't sacrifice listenability to make its points . ( Epic ) Pete Seeger _ " Pete " ! ! !!
9. Whatever the tragedies that befall these characters-- and whatever predicaments that have befallen the singer in his quest for musical success-- the high quality and listenability of these beautifully constructed pop songs remain constant.
10. On radios with analog dial tuning ( or 1 kHz step capable digital tuning ), slight detuning of an AM station could often improve listenability, where for instance interference is present to one side only of the RF channel.
11. In 1981, Moore made a timely decision to invent the RSM Cassette Club as an outlet for his vast home-recorded work, making available on the newly-popular format all of his original reel-to-reel master tapes stretching back to 1968, each listed with a'listenability quotient'rating from 1 to 10.
12. Although " Congregation " did not Option " was less impressed, appreciating the record's " sheer listenability ", " clear recording and dynamic performances ", but criticizing Dulli's lyrics and the band's cover of " The Temple " . " Melody Maker " ranked " Congregation " at number 25 on its year-end best albums for 1992.
13. In " Rolling Stone ", Dave DiMartino wrote, " If you were to take every NRBQ album ever released and grade it for sheer joy and listenability, well, you probably should spend less time grading and more time listening . . . . " Brass Tacks " . . . contains the fun, zest, humor and flat-out rock that has defined the band since their birth decades ago.
14. In a contemporary review for " The Village Voice ", music critic Robert Christgau gave the album an " A " grade and called it " hip-hop as mystery, beauty, pleasure as idealized aural environment . " He said that RZA uses vocals musically, as the lyrical content is acceptable but not important, and that the album is more efficient than Curtis Mayfield's " Superfly " and John Lurie's " Get Shorty " in " the essential soundtrack service of consistent background listenability . " Christgau ranked it the seventh best album of the year in his list for the annual Pazz & Jop critics poll.
15. "Wu Block " was met with generally positive reviews from XXL " gave the album an L, saying " " Wu-Block " stays true to its roots and makes no compromises in pursuit of airplay . " Matt Jost of RapReviews gave the album a 6.5 out of 10, saying " The co-headlining brings a certain focus to the project while the added features make it fully evident why these two posses, who as entities are arguably past their heyday, have remained on the scene . " Dan Caffrey of Consequence of Sound gave the album three stars out of five, saying " The seasoned tone and familiar production lend " Wu Block " ease and listenability, but also result in empty posturing on tracks such as  Take Notice and  Do It Like Us ."
16. There are those in broadcasting who complain that the automation system Schafer developed more than 45 years ago has led to today's widespread use of voice tracking, which has cost jobs and created a shortage of young talent . " What you hear on the air in most markets today can be attributed to Mr . Schafer . . . automation that plays the same mindless drool from a satellite or hard drive, " said Jay Swafford, a former on-air personality and program director in several markets, including Nashville, Tenn . " Nowhere have I found that Mr . Schafer's invention added to the listenability of radio, just the enhancement of the bottom line for the corporate office . " Kids have no idea how much fun radio used to be when personality got a chance to shine through the airwaves, " Swafford said, who is an audio technician at WTVF-TV in Nashville.