Converse of object

• use: I use three keys so as to play in the middle, upper and lower range, using no vibrato and then some vibrato.

• add: Adding vibrato to a flute sound would be one example of it's use - the harder you blow, the greater the intensity.

• have: James's distinctive tone, which has a very fast vibrato, sounded as bright and hard as a diamond.

• lack: The bass, of course, lacked a vibrato.

• control: LFO's can control vibrato, tremolo and many other cyclic effects.

Preposition: in

• voice: The Processor also includes an LFO with delay for adding or enhancing the vibrato in a voice.

Adjective modifier

• wide: She's got a really strong, wide vibrato on her falsetto voice, which can jump to some crazy places.

• natural: Throughout, Antony's voice floats on a cloud of the most natural vibrato perhaps yet put to disk.

• much: Too much vibrato, and completely squeaking past the high notes.

• excessive: His playing was neater than his contemporaries because he didn't do lots of slides and excessive vibrato.

• rich: It's her mellifluous tones and rich vibrato that she employs to color her personalized repertoire which provoke responses like these.

• powerful: Kelly shows off her intense, clear voice and powerful vibrato.

Modifies a noun

• arm: And then I really got used to it, plus the vibrato arm on it is very nice.

• effect: Often used to add a vibrato effect to a sound.

• bridge: Since its introduction in 1954, this classic design is the most copied guitar vibrato bridge ever.

• voice: Next up was Peter Lewis with a slow picking style, and fine vibrato voice.

• guitar: Suprisingly the vibrato guitar sound and initial vocal tones here reminded me strongly of The Police, but this effect soon subsides.

• depth: Plus, the built-in attenuator is perfect for volume and vibrato depth variation while performing.

Noun used with modifier

• finger: GS: Do you find that trems tend to make you use less left-hand finger vibrato?

• guitar: Since its introduction in 1954, this classic design is the most copied guitar vibrato bridge ever.