Sandeep Acharya, Octave founder and CEO Sandeep Acharya, Octave founder and CEO "We certainly don't want to disrupt existing relationships," Acharya said.
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Acharya says Octave is in line with market averages in New York, but that Octave hopes to help people save money by producing faster results.
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With white noise, all these frequencies contribute to the overall level in octave change, but with pink noise, every octave contains the same amount of energy.
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The singer began showing off her full vocal abilities and four-octave range (which often draws comparisons to Mariah Carey's five-octave range) when she pursued her solo career.
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It spans one octave, allowing you to arpeggiate eight notes.
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"I love them!" she says, her voice raising an octave.
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He was breathing hard and his voice had climbed an octave.
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Lower octave, for example, or harmonizing, even this kind of echoing.
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In fact, her five-octave vocal range is the stuff of legend.
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He speaks at an octave that lives somewhere on the ocean floor.
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Or the whole-tone scale, which divided the octave into equal intervals?
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"The octave consists only of five tones and two semitones," he explains.
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That allows the MacBook Pro to get half an octave deeper bass.
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He was supporting Operation Octave Shield at the time of his death.
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OVH founder and chairman Octave Klaba also announced a new partnership with Shadow.
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Octave de Pous, 10, from the Upper East Side of Manhattan, offered encouragement.
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In matters of love and beauty, Venus will operate at its highest octave.
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Instead of inflecting your voice an octave upward to emphasize points, use… pauses.
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Users can select from dozens of instruments, and control tempo, volume, vibrato, and octave.
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I pitched my vocals down an octave so it sounds kind of like a rap.
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"OK," I say, hoping that she hasn't noticed that my voice has leaped an octave.
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His cheerful voice is an octave higher than expected and his sentences run without punctuation.
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If you pinch a taut string in the middle, its pitch goes up an octave.
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Its eight singers cover a five-octave range, from grunting lows to dog-whistle highs.
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One day, at the top of an octave, the mystery trumpeter added an unexpected flourish.
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He took my chords that I showed him and spread the notes out across the piano, putting the cello in the low octave and the first violin in a high octave and gave me my first lesson in how strings were voiced for a quartet.
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Few artists can come close to Carey's signature high-octave whispers or her deep, rich delivery.
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There are dials on the neck that let you adjust pitch and octave on the fly.
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When Xu Jing walks into the restaurant, the already quiet space seems to dim an octave.
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Still complimenting my additions to our E.T. imitation, his voice lowered at least half an octave.
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Founder Octave Klaba remains Chairman of the Board and plans to focus on the big picture.
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Octave has raised an undisclosed amount in a seed round from Felicis Ventures and angel investors.
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For example, the difference between 20043Hz and 22004Hz, and 228,230Hz and 10,000Hz are both one octave.
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"Do you see me?" the first boy asks, his voice heralding the middle octave of youth.
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Then I just made it all up and took my voice down an octave or two.
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"I can do it, he can do it," said Octave, gesturing and offering encouragement to Holden.
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"Rocky" showcases her four-octave singing range — "I can sing baritone and soprano" — and her dancing.
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She's often inventive, even surreal thanks to her four-octave voice, but beholden to the generic.
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Eighteen-year-old Dieuson Octave, who raps as Kodak Black, expresses teen skepticism even more bluntly.
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Shirtsleeves rolled up, the former vice president leaned forward and dropped his voice to a conversational octave.
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Astrologers call Uranus the "higher octave" of Mercury (your ruling planet), due to its genius, inventive nature.
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There is a rhythm track made from Lofgren's tap dancing shoes run through an octave divider ("Eternity").
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It's worth noting that Octave does not take insurance, but that many insurance companies do offer reimbursement.
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Maintaining the four-octave reach of Weinberg's Preludes sometimes pushes the violin close to dog-whistle territory.
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"One of them is that it has a higher overall pitch, about an octave higher," Kuhl said.
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Originally, I had it an octave lower, but Yo-Yo told me he could go even higher.
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Words spilled out in double time, then triple time; his pitch moved up an octave or two.
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Octave is designed to address people's therapy needs who may not already have a relationship with a therapist.
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At points where the octave rule did not work, he let the grid burst out of its corset.
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Her voice was a few octave voices higher than the footage I watched because she finally quit smoking.
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This was her introduction to the world and with a five-octave range, she was anything but average.
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The other voice — pitched about half an octave higher, blunt, reedy, very winning — pops up in the essays.
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"It's the easiest length, and you have about an octave and a half to work with," Paruz says.
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"Skrt" lurches along to a minimalist, bottom-heavy beat, and Octave is sparse and repetitive with his phrasing.
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Mr. Trpceski was everywhere fluent, muscular and athletic in double-octave passages, light and humorous in more pointed moments.
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If you asked them to play it up an octave, they would just play it exactly the same way.
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With an astonishing five-octave range, he could leap into registers that had been thought inaccessible on the baritone.
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When she jumps up an octave on the chorus, the melody's easy, natural inevitability matches the relationship she's describing.
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Besides Mariah&aposs legendary five-octave range, what makes "All I Want for Christmas" the only modern holiday classic?
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However, Elizabeth will sometimes "change her pitch to a higher octave — especially when she gets excited or passionate," TMZ reports.
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Well, first of all, they cast doubt on a commonly-recited fact: that Mercury had a four-octave singing voice.
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Cornell started out as a drummer and played some guitar, but his soaring four-octave voice was Soundgarden's key ingredient.
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You'll thank yourself when you've got a sweet 3 octave vocal range and a letter of thanks from the president.
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The voice needed raising half an octave, to the plaintive McEnrovian pitch, and LaBeouf forgot to screw up his face.
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The other partners include Rakuten Inc, Octave Japan Infrastructure Fund I GK, Noveir Holdings Co Ltd and Alpen Co Ltd.
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Pitchfork looks at the ways in which artists like Jeff Mills, Holly Herndon and Octave One perform their live sets.
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He realized he had to drop his voice by an octave, so he went to work with a vocal coach.
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What most sharply distinguishes artists like Octave from previous generations is the digitally networked environment in which they create music.
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She still has those full, octave-jumping belts, but there's none of the light-rock sound that defined her earlier career.
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We know these two are going to provide us all with SNL yuks and four-octave jams for years to come.
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With the Joker, Ledger spent months figuring out the octave-jumping, tic-filled delivery that would send chills down our spines.
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Yes, each did what she or he does best — singing, with octave-stretching virtuosity (Chenoweth) and sonorously reciting immortal verse (McKellen).
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Alonso typically speaks with a rapid-fire swagger, but his voice slows down and drops an octave when discussing his experience.
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In the pulsing pre-chorus, Rogers's voice leaps an octave and thins out, like a candle flame stretching for more oxygen.
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The Playlist: Live acts come from a wide spectrum: techno (Octave One), hip-hop (Deca) and indie rock (Matt Pond PA).
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Following a botched surgery on her vocal cords 20 years ago, her once four-octave range is now reduced to one.
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The brute power of Chris Cornell's four-octave voice belayed an inner strength that battled drugs and depression since his earliest days.
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The man who dead-eyed jabbers on about any polemic sports take with octave-jumping incredulity was all of a sudden silenced.
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Ariana Grande has a powerhouse set of pipes — she can reach the whistle range and famously has a four-octave vocal range.
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"Teeth Like God's Shoeshine" opened the album at full-driving, post-punk force, gradually leading to sweeping octave-chord emo build-up.
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Felicis has made heavy investments in mental health of late, through such startups as the therapy and coaching provider Octave, Peechu said.
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Besides Bowie, the band cites a bewildering array of influences, from the five-octave 1950s Peruvian singer Yma Sumac to Frank Zappa.
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Over an overdriven bass drum and barely melodious high-octave notes, the MC viciously spits verse that would intimidate even veteran rappers.
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Here, each instrument is specially tuned so that, together, the ensemble can play all 12 chromatic pitches over a four-octave span.
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It strips Mercury of a part of his identity that was as vital to his success as his four-octave vocal range.
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Aquaria and Kameron were encouraged to take their vocals an octave higher than planned, which freed their voices, and their minds followed.
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Jean Renoir, in the role of the scrounging failed conductor Octave, stands proudly in his country tweeds, staring at his younger self.
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From then on, he and his manager, Martha Glaser, ran their own company, Octave Records, releasing albums in partnership with other labels.
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With this hook, Octave joins other young rappers who have rejected an old-school emphasis on lyrical variety, individualism, and personal catharsis.
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I was especially taken with the Veprik sonata, with its hammering, double-octave insistence on intervals of a fourth and a tritone.
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Named after cognitive scientist Roger Shepard, the sound consists of several tones separated by an octave layered on top of each other.
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Octave, a mental health studio founded by Sandeep Acharya, One Medical's former head of strategy, is launching today to help with just that.
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There are also controls on the back of the device to adjust volume and a low / mid / hi slider that changes the octave.
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Gardner changed her voice for the role, bringing it down an octave or two to something that sounds much more serious and calculated.
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I got cut and rejected from every audition — not tall enough, not blend-in enough, not 221-octave range enough, not pretty enough.
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This is close to the F in the octave above middle C, and thus well above the normal range of the human voice.
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But his speaking voice was a little different then — it was a slightly higher octave and his accent was a little bit different.
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The news is the latest development amidst multiple criminal charges against Octave, 20, who released his debut album, Painting Pictures, earlier this year.
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Franklin's four-octave range and mastery of melisma made her a force to be reckoned with both on record and on the stage.
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They included his doting biographer, Gustave Geffroy, and the art critic Octave Mirbeau, who frequently traveled out to Giverny to see his work.
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We used a lot of pedals and effects: there's an amp drop, an octave pedal, and even a wah pedal in the second half.
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The writer and publisher Octave Uzanne called his approach to modern street life 'vaguely ironising', hinting at how difficult he is to pin down.
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Playing Persona 5 will make your hair glossier, increase your vocal range by an octave and add 7.32 years to your overall life expectancy.
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Yes, she was a marketing dream when she first hit the scene having mainstream appeal as a biracial singer with an eight-octave range.
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Octave Klaba / OlesSeptember 19, 2016 OVH declined to comment, and at this point, it's unclear if the attacks on Krebs and OVH are connected.
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Because it has only five frets you change the octave by pulling the neck out from 0 to the full length of 12 inches.
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At one point, Ms. Davis suggested that a passage in which she sings "Didn't he kill me that day?" be moved an octave lower.
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After spinning a dissonant web of melodic strands in the opening minutes, the instruments arrive at that most fundamental of intervals: the perfect octave.
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She recently sold a nearly 11,323-square-foot apartment on the exclusive Rue Octave-Feuillet for more than $30 million to a Saudi princess.
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French artists Octave Marsal and Theo De Gueltzl drew the visuals featured in the new video which help tell the song's story of emancipation.
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French astronaut Jean-Francois Clervoy (in the blue flight suit) and CEO of Novespace and French Interior designer Octave de Gaulle (in the black).
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The number was also a chance for Grande to show off her powerhouse voice and put her four-octave range to goosebump-inducing work.
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The piece he's playing, "Paganini Jazz" by Turkish composer Fazil Say, is a sonic stir-fry of rapid crescendos, octave changes, and snappy jazz stylings.
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Due to credit from time he has already served, the 19-year-old, born Dieuson Octave, is scheduled to be released on November 30, 2016.
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Octave offers individual therapy, a stress management coaching program and daily, drop-in classes for people seeking mindfulness, help with insomnia and general coping skills.
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Octave, however, is still quite costly for ongoing therapy ($180 a session) — and cost is often a significant barrier for people seeking mental health services.
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Mercury rules the mind, and astrologers see Uranus as the higher octave of Mercury, the ruling genius—when they're together, the vibe is totally brilliant.
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" On the nickname "coonman" that appeared in the yearbook: "My main nickname was Goose, because when my voice would change, it would change an octave.
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It also happens to be a sonnet, albeit unrhymed — still singing although turned on its head, with the six-line stanza followed by the octave.
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She employed the powerful artistry of her voice and intelligence to transform racism and misogyny into empowerment as if soaring from one octave to another.
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In a recent talk about the project, Riehl explained that to get their melody database, they algorithmically determined every melody contained within a single octave.
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According to TMZ, the rising hip-hop star, whose real name is Dieuson Octave, was actually indicted in April despite news of the charges breaking Monday.
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"[Octave] forced the victim onto the bed in the room and then onto the floor of the room," the warrant states, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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Despite what some of us may think, Mariah Carey didn't descend from the heavens on a lifelong mission to bless us with her five-octave range.
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Everybody I've handed it to this week has unconsciously lifted the register of their voice up half an octave like they were talking to a baby.
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Brian King channels his inner country singer, pitching his voice down an octave or two (or three) and refusing to respond to David Prowse's fizzing drums.
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The pair then debate whether the strand is gray or blonde, with Kendall's voice raising an octave in distress insisting that it must be blonde…right?!
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Mercury is the planet of the mind and of logic, and Uranus is thought by many to be the higher octave of Mercury, representing total genius.
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Saturday kicks off with a Detroit Love showcase headlined by local legend Carl Craig, along with fellow hometown heroes Stacey Pullen, Octave One (live), and Waajeed.
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Probably when the 4/4 kick hits in the transition from Mageko's "Alma Negra" to Octave One's The Neutral Zone... and you know it's party time.
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Of Jean's 192 films, four are from stories by writers of Pierre-Auguste's immediate circle, like Emile Zola or Octave Mirbeau, or his contemporaries, like Flaubert.
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These jottings became lyrics for the band's biggest single, "Stillness Is the Move," in 2009, on which Coffman emulated the octave-somersaulting feats of R.&B.
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One of them is a no-bond hold, which means that 19-year-old Pompano Beach rapper, whose real name is Dieuson Octave, cannot be released.
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But his ambivalence resonated: Octave Mirbeau defended Vallotton's pessimism against charges of aggression and arbitrary negativity, describing it as a pessimism in sincere search of the truth.
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Upon signing up, Octave does an intake call within a couple of days and aims to get people seen by a therapist within a couple of weeks.
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You can adjust the tempo with a sliding bar, set an octave range, the length of your loop, how many beats you want per bar, and more.
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Mercury boasted a four-octave range that at could bring an entire stadium to its feet in one moment and move them to tears in the next.
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Despite the small size, it manages to fit in a full one-octave capacitive touch keyboard and six parameter knobs for controlling things like pitch and amplitude.
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There are few people in music history as recognizable as Queen frontman Freddie Mercury — and not just his face, but his four-octave voice and flamboyant physicality.
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His soulful slow-burning ballads require not just multi-octave range but also a grasp of emotional nuance that goes light years beyond any old karaoke belter.
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When scores call for a tenor or bass, they simply transcribe the part up by an octave, which allows a soprano or mezzo-soprano to sing it.
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We harmonize when we agree—starting our sentences a perfect fifth or an octave from where the last sentence left off—and grow dissonant when we disagree.
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At the bottom of its nearly four-octave range, Mr. Cornell's voice was a baritone with endless reserves of breath and the seething tension of contained power.
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Dutch art thief Octave Durham, nicknamed "The Monkey," and an accomplice were jailed in 2004 for the crime but the paintings remained missing, The New York Times reported.
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Try "It," which crafts from blocky drum machine and glitzy keyboard a hook that repeats throughout the whole song, jumping an octave during the chorus but otherwise unaltered.
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As two mega-talented British singer-songwriters who belt out soulful torch ballads with their multi octave-spanning voices, Adele and Sam Smith have faced comparisons for years.
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"We had no one funding this project, and no institution behind us," said Octave Perrault, a Paris-based architect and one of the curators of the Cruising Pavilion.
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Revealed in a report from Florida's Sun Sentinel, charges detail that 19-year-old Kodak, born Dieuson Octave, assaulted an unnamed woman in a hotel room on February 7.
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Indeed, the only real highlight of the performance was a single note: Ms. Lewis ended that Triumphal Scene with a high E flat, an octave above what Verdi wrote.
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There are some other updates in the new version, like the ability to make notes sound loudly or softly, and the ability to transpose loops up or down an octave.
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"The mission of Octave is to create a society where people are as proactive about their mental well-being as they are about their physical well-being," Acharya told TechCrunch.
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Lorde brings the song down about an octave, so she's breathier than Collins was on the original, but she's settled into it by the time the second chorus comes in.
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The genre continued to expand, and a second wave of producers emerged in the late 1980s and early '90s, including Underground Resistance, Jeff Mills, Moodymann, Carl Craig, and Octave One.
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Want to celebrate Hollywood and watch Rami Malek possibly win an Oscar for playing Freddie Mercury, beating Bradley Cooper for lowering his voice a full octave to play Jackson Maine?
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For her interactive and multidisciplinary installation The Octave of Visible Light: A Meditation Nightclub, Chavez directs electrical impulses in the brain to engineer fully immersive sounds and fleeting light works.
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The blastbeat drumming of Sonny Patten and the quickly strummed octave chords of guitarist Kelvin Mace help to propel the urgent screamed vocals of singers Natty Peterkin and Nate Revell.
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But Hwang crashed out, colliding with a competitor, and the chorus of fans dropped an octave for a bar or two, only to rise again in its push of Lim.
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According to Florida's Sun Sentinel, a police report states the 19-year-old born Dieuson Octave approached 34-year-old Jennifer Cunningham, who works at the club, in a belligerent manner.
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He adds smart little suggestions like adding the 'Stooges chord' on the Rhodes and when the guitar solo was too wanky shrill he had me triple it in a lower octave.
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We're told most people in the fam have low voices, including her grandmother, and Elizabeth will occasionally change her pitch to a higher octave -- especially when she gets excited or passionate.
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I think the thing that makes this song so addictive is the super long chorus that keeps building on itself, and how the vocal line drops an octave on the hook.
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When carefully miked and connected to a keyboard, the vessels, each with its own resonance, can be induced to play a two-and-a-half-octave scale, flats and sharps included.
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They wear cheap suede ankle boots and incomprehensible furry vests that flap against them as they talk, pushing their voices out an octave too high, lotioned, soft, gummy hands gesturing wildly.
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Mr. Oliver is a percussionist with the Octave Doktors, and he needed to get to band practice, so he headed toward Attorney Street, where he lives with his cat, Alma Louisa.
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Raising eyebrows can be used to transpose all played notes up one full octave while opening a mouth can add a delay, reverb or filter effect to the instrument being played.
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There's no shortage of vulnerability in his music; his singing voice rarely raises an octave, making you feel like he's having a one-on-one conversation with you about his life.
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Her eyes rolled into the back of their sockets, her back arched on the floor and she began to hyperventilate, her voice a rising octave until it emerged as a yelp.
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The embattled rapper, born Dieuson Octave, has been ordered to refrain from contacting the alleged victim or her family; he is also forbidden from commenting on the allegations to the media.
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She'd set up her camera and come down in the morning and lean in like this," — Ms. MacDowell leaned forth, solemnly, and dropped her voice an octave — "and say, 'Good morning.
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The sentient cupcake with a four-octave range says as much in her bouncy new kiss-off song, "thank u, next" — a farewell letter to all the men she's loved before.
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This is accomplished by stacking scales on top of each other—typically one treble scale, one midrange, and one bass—with an octave in between, then playing them in a continuous loop.
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The interval between each note is determined by a mathematical ratio, and the 12 notes in an octave get you to a higher or lower version of the note you started on.
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He traces the relative simplicities of Bach's two-voice canon-at-the-octave in long lines and thins out the complexities of the four-voice Contrapunctus No. 7 in flurries of pizzicatos.
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Throughout, the narrator's voice (British, sultry, low-octave) whispers sweet nothings all about the more positive side of confinement, while the camera pans from a luxe comforter to hands brushing against bookshelves.
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While Mercury is traditionally associated with technology, Uranus is often referred to as the "higher octave" in some schools of astrology, leading it to be a symbol of electricity and the internet.
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The ponytail's still there, but the octave-busting songbird went mega old-school for her performance of "Dangerous Woman," channeling Marilyn Monroe in a slinky, sultry pink gown – diamonds and fur and all.
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Black, 22, whose legal name is Bill Kapri (though he was born Dieuson Octave), had admitted to lying on background check forms while buying multiple firearms in two different incidents earlier this year.
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"I don't even want to mention his name or see his bloody hand movements," Cherry said in September via Skype from Ibiza, in a speaking voice an octave below where she usually sings.
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The constantly strummed rhythm guitar and spiky keyboard octave jumps in "I Used To"; the chickenscratch solos on "Change Yr Mind"; the bleary guitar frizz that pervades the whole record — such amusing facsimile!
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Similarly, the restrained electroclicks on the album's other ballad, "Crowded Room," generate a slow burn that throbs mildly until the chorus, when Gomez suddenly jumps an octave higher with a most indecorous enthusiasm.
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The bass line bounces up and down an octave within a dense thicket of other sounds: chirps, blips, whistles, swoops, taps, glassy sustained tones and now and then, for comic relief, a burp.
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"The Rules of the Game" is screened in a dreadful copy of sub-YouTube resolution, with the night sky over Octave and his wealthy friend Christine pixelated into splotches of grays and black.
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"I'll tell ya, if I do win," he said, laughing as he dropped his voice half an octave to match Mr. Sinatra's, "I will be the one singing 'My Way,' at the inauguration."
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The Barton Bellas show off their vocal ranges in Pitch Perfect (2012)Most people have a modest two-octave vocal range when they sing, but some rare talents can manage five octaves or more.
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Teigen and John Legend's daughter Luna Simone, 2 next month, is on track to follow in her dad's musical footsteps with this white mini baby grand, featuring a two-octave range and standalone bench.
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Think back to "The Rules of the Game," in which Octave explains that he loves Christine partly as a tribute to her father, a conductor of towering importance whom he idolizes but cannot equal.
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Her gifts, natural and acquired, were a multi-octave mezzo-soprano, gospel passion and training worthy of a preacher's daughter, taste sophisticated and eccentric, and the courage to channel private pain into liberating song.
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In one experiment, they programmed the Illiac to compose a melody that met certain requirements: the range could not exceed one octave, it had to start and end on the C note, and so on.
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The start of "Numb & Getting Colder" seems to be caught that staticky place in between two radio stations — here, between R&B and dance — before Kučka's voice appears, manipulated to an almost alien-like octave.
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Having already forged creative partnerships with Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie, who admired her impeccable pitch, her four-octave range, and her vocal improvisations, Vaughan had no interest in singing any way but her own.
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Picking out "Over the Rainbow" on the piano my wife and I have rented for our 9-year-old daughter, I realized that the first two notes — "Some-where" — are identical, separated by an octave.
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Dipping slightly further into French history is Benoît Jacquot, whose "Diary of a Chambermaid" is the third notable adaptation of the 1900 novel by Octave Mirbeau (following Jean Renoir's in 1946 and Luis Buñuel's in 1964).
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Above, clockwise from top left: The Octave Leather Satchel ($298), Pizzicato Faux Leather Crossbody Bag ($88), Presto Nylon Tote ($138), Symphony Faux Leather Hobo ($108) and the Espressivo Faux Leather Tote ($138); all available at nordstrom.com.
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Two chords are generated: the first and second chord of the E flat Major scale when the battery is above 20 percent, and an E flat C, or an octave lower, when it's below 20 percent.
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In nearby Silver Spring, Md., a 1964 office building was converted into the 102-unit condo called Octave 1320, without the kind of tax abatement proposed for Washington, and other conversions are scheduled to take place.
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The main axes are Chen's two guitars, tuned so that they generate 24 tones per octave instead of the usual 12, and a wooden box Brown found on the street and bangs for all it's worth.
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To quote "Too Many Years" from his recent Lil B.I.G. Pac mixtape: Kodak, born Dieuson Octave, is currently out on $100,000 bail, connected to a sexual battery charge in South Carolina carrying up to 30 years imprisonment.
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The song is a mini emotional journey, and the way it switches from a low-register solo in the verses to higher-octave vocal layers in the chorus makes the song feel thick with meaning and emotion.
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Alexander W. Conrad, 26, of Chandler, had been supporting Operation Octave Shiel, a joint coalition effort by U.S., Kenyan and Somali soldiers to drive out the al Qaeda-affiliated group, al-Shabab, U.S. defense Department officials said Saturday.
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If you're an alumni watching #Survivor from your couch and you get mad at people for having emotions, then you better not have shed a single damn tear or raised your voice even an octave your original season.
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In equal temperament the octave — the space between one note and the next highest iteration of that same note — is divided into 12 half-steps spaced equally apart, allowing for harmonic modulation and easy communication among different instruments.
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Jules Bonnot was the one who killed Deputy Security Chief Louis Jouin and he had the most dramatic shootout death, but Merriman's research suggests if there was a leader of their criminal band, it was probably Octave Garnier.
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Where the original Musi can only be placed amongst different arrangements of objects to achieve new sounds, the Pro version allows the user to change the BPM, sensor range, octave density, note length, and more, of the sound.
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In addition to using microtonality — a system in which the octave is often divided into dozens of pitches rather than the traditional 12 — Mr. Johnston sometimes used serial techniques, in which pitches were presented in a predetermined sequence.
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It was a compliment, given how Mercury was one of the great singers in rock history, possessing a pellucid tone, a three-octave range and an operatic quality that could make even paeans to bicycle riding sound emotional.
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A new report published by Le Monde (in partnership with The Intercept) found OVH CEO Octave Klaba's name on a list of "interesting names" used as part of a metadata test by GCHQ in 2009, alongside ambassadors and politicians.
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In a screenshot of a since-deleted tweet — which may or may not be photoshopped — Ariana Grande, a sentient affogato with a four-octave vocal range, intimated that her fiancé Pete Davidson's Pete Davidson is around 10 inches long.
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Phair's version of the song was plainspoken, bypassing the octave-leaping emotion in O'Connor's version (not to mention the take released by Prince, which featured a wrenching performance by dance belter Rosie Gaines, on his 1993 greatest-hits compilation).
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Yesterday, Florida's Sun Sentinel reported that Kodak Black, born Dieuson Octave, had been transferred from a St. Lucie County, Florida, jail and transferred to the custody of deputies in Florence, South Carolina, to face charges of criminal sexual assault.
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He dispatched this concerto with his customary virtuosity and commitment, but for all his double-octave flash, it was his tender voicing of the cluster chords that halo the melody of the slow movement that lingers in the ears.
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Mars and Pluto have a lot in common; in fact, many astrologers say Pluto is the higher octave of Mars, meaning it amplifies Mars's abilities and traits—like determination and war—and takes them to a higher evolutional level.
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But if you observe exactly the right distance between each note, you end up, for reasons that are still not clear, with an octave that sounds slightly out of tune, so the discrepancy has to be redistributed among all 12 notes.
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In so many ways, Hillary Clinton is every woman who must smile and raise her voice an octave while presenting a list of her accomplishments to a boss who should have been aware of them if he'd been paying attention.
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Octave Durham, who along with an accomplice stole Vincent van Gogh's "Sea View at Scheveningen" (1882) and "Congregation Leaving the Reformed Church at Nuenen" (1882–84), told a Dutch documentary crew that the theft took 19353 minutes and 40 seconds.
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The 19-year-old Pompano Beach, Florida, rapper, whose real name is Dieuson Octave, pleaded no contest to a list of charges that included robbery, false imprisonment, fleeing a law enforcement officer, and possession of a firearm by a delinquent.
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Inspired by the League of Nations and the concept of international law, she conceived her last Harrisburg mural cycle — for the Supreme Court chambers (1912-1927) — as a musical analogy, an octave that begins and ends with the same note.
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