hearable

The definition states that sound is a hearable noise.

Ten hertz is a very low pitch on the scale of hearable sounds.

It would definitely be hearable anywhere on the ship.

The cane is taken in the middle part and allowed to fell, its deep sound is hearable from far away.

Its tones were still full of pleasant modulations, making them hearable beneath the shouting.

The musical arrangements were still of low quality and the vocals are barely hearable on this demo.

In their music there are many hardcore, trash, folk and punk, or even ambient influences clearly hearable.

That means: Each word's accentuated syllable isn't only marked through the higher voice volume, but even through a hearable modification of the voice's sound.

(It is hearable online at www.gohomeproductions.co.uk.)

"Theme from Bingowings" - hidden track before "B-Vertüre", hearable by rewinding to -1:10.

This album sets a turning point by being much more dark and obscure than the previous ones, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum's being clearly hearable.

"Noch einmal" (Once again) is hidden in the pregap of "Mehr", hearable by rewinding to - 4:42.

He had his little red racing cap on the back of his head and the figures he was giving were being uttered in a continuous stream, hearable above the din.

The sound of the virtual tape recorder can be mixed with the original game sound, so both sounds are hearable to simulate playing the game on TV while having the tape running in the background.

Bashir's virtuosity of picking can easily be understood, when he shows his ability to apply the abovementioned scordatura, with its string pairs tuned in octaves, in an improvisation in the fast 10/8 metre, without the immense stopping problems of this method becoming hearable.