loudness

But even so, I was not prepared for the loudness of it.

If you could always play music at this volume, no loudness control would be needed.

Loudness refers to how strong a sound seems when we hear it.

They lost all six games to the Twins in the land of loudness.

The idea is to get all the numbers right, regardless of loudness level.

I followed the music, which was still remote and seemed to increase little in loudness.

I made the mistake of thinking it could be gained through loudness.

There was almost no nose at all, and very little mouth, despite the loudness of the voice.

It merely means that they need more power to produce a given level of loudness.

"You have trained your ear for a certain loudness," he said.

Jess called, and the loudness of his voice startled him.

"It is very well, alive in the middle of all the loudness.

We have all been at the mercy of the loudness wars for over ten years now.

There comes a point where increased loudness results in reduced clarity.

The loudness of the pursuing vehicle told her they were losing ground.

The loudness resulted from the sounds the performers made as they moved.

The door opposite was trembling in its frame from the loudness of the music behind.

Increasing the loudness of voice will not necessarily give greater clarity.

Their performance was, however, stopped after only several minutes, because of the loudness reputedly.

Where were the power and the sheer loudness that could have added so much to the earlier movements?

She took his arm in hers and edged them away from the loudness.

In the broadcast industry, loudness monitoring was standardized only recently.

These basic characteristics can include pitch, color, loudness, and direction.

Loudness is how people sense the intensity of sound.

For my students loudness is a form in intimacy.