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voicingThe arrangement of the member notes of a chord, or placement of the melody or bass line within a harmonic progression.
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voicingThe placement of notes in a chord; the instruments that are assigned to those notes.
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voicing1. the utilization of vocal cord vibrations to generate speech noises. 2. supplying expression to ideas, observations, and opinions via spoken correspondence.
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voicing 1. A term referring to the adjustment of the sound-producing mechanisms in an instrument so that the tone, volume, attack, and timbre of the sound are given their desired quality.
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voicingA particular arrangement of the notes of a chord in which chosen harmonies color the tone.
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voicing(n) the act of adjusting an organ pipe (or wind instrument) so that it conforms to the standards of tone and pitch and color
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voicing1. The process by which the tone quality of the pipe is regulated (as opposed to tuning, which regulates the pitch). Techniques include adjusting the shape of the tone-producing mouth of a flue pipe, [..]
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voicing[1] the registrational positioning, spacing, and doubling of notes in a chord and/or their placement in conventional vocal or instrumental ranges. Two types are common in four part settings: (1) close voicing
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voicingrefers to the measurement of whether a sound is voiced or not
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