monophonic

Improvisation might have played an important role in the monophonic period.

He is best known for his high fidelity, monophonic 78 recordings.

It has always been known that some ancient music was not strictly monophonic.

Songs can be up to 128 measures long and written on eight monophonic channels.

The songs have a heavy use of synthesizers, which were monophonic at the time.

A lead instrument is usually monophonic (only able to sound one note at a time), such as a horn or voice.

The Gregorian chant was known for its very monophonic sound.

This improvement should also be noticeable to listeners with monophonic equipment.

But two collections resuscitated from the monophonic early 50's deserve attention.

The 3200 can also play both polyphonic and monophonic ringtones.

The tunes were primarily monophonic and transmitted by oral tradition.

This makes it possible to "fake" stereo in older films that were made with only monophonic sound.

And seldom has a single, monophonic vocal line sounded so insinuating.

The models now on the market carry only monophonic television sound and usually require fine-tuning.

Music in which all the notes sung are in unison is called monophonic.

A monophonic mode, with all eight oscillators producing the same sound at once, is also possible.

This section is monophonic, with a highest note priority.

The keyboard was monophonic, only able to produce only one tone at a time.

As for the sound, it is merely monophonic, as in most camcorders.

Many early analog synthesizers were monophonic, producing only one tone at a time.

Voice crossings are common, when he wrote for more than one voice (most of his music is monophonic).

They could cut through a mix, and even though the Moog was monophonic - just playing one note at a time - it caught on.

The Sonata, with its simple monophonic beginnings, builds to a high level of rage.

It is a small, 32 key, monophonic analog synthesizer.

These monophonic do not follow a set harmony.