tonality

Converse of object

• have: People have tonalities that say " don't bother me right now " and tonalities combined with facial expressions that indicate something is wrong.
• adjust: Plus, a Tone knob adjusts the overall tonality of the pedal.
• explore: It can be useful when dealing with some of the compositional matters that intrigue me and also in exploring tonality.
• abandon: His class however continued in their search for a modern voice without abandoning tonality.
• recreate: When it comes time to add vocals - or another acoustic instrument - the mic simulator recreates the ideal tonality for various recording applications.
• contrast: The waves of sound and contrasting tonalities generate a vibe that is all-encompassing.

Adjective modifier

• major: Table 2 shows a schematic representation of the available major tonalities using Smith's Second System.
• minor: The finale reworks the opening orchestral theme from a minor tonality to a modal one.
• good: Great singing isn't necessarily limited to those with the best tonality, pitch, or vocal range.
• basic: It is not such a secret it was already clear for Marx that greed is the basic affective tonality of calculative reason.
• new: More weight, certainly, and perhaps more color too, but only one new soft tonality among them.
• western: But in fact the music of India and Africa and Asia and America is fantastically close to western tonality in its scalic intervals.

Modifies a noun

• shift: In antiphonal music, or music modeled on the antiphonal situation of solo and chorus, tonality shifts regularly between solo and chorus sections.

Noun used with modifier

• voice: The wrong voice tonality could absolutely kill a session.
• bluesy: The bluesy tonality of this haunting song created a decidedly late-night feel, as did the gently drifting melody.

Preposition: in

• room: There are two tonalities in the room, bisecting it almost.

Preposition: of

• song: The bluesy tonality of this haunting song created a decidedly late-night feel, as did the gently drifting melody.
• organ: Humidity most certainly affects the tonality of a pipe organ.