voicing in Japanese
voicing in Japanese is ボイシング, 清濁 — voicing means the last adjustment made to the pitch and tone of something that makes sound, especially a musical instrument such as an organ.
voicing in Japanese
ボイシング
Pronounced: boishingu
(music) A particular arrangement of notes to form a chord.
清濁
Pronounced: seidaku
(phonetics, phonology) A classification of speech sounds that tend to be associated with vocal cord vibration.
What does "voicing" mean?
- noun The last adjustment made to the pitch and tone of something that makes sound, especially a musical instrument such as an organ.
- noun (music) The particular way the notes of a chord are arranged and spaced.
- noun The action of making your vocal cords shake as you produce a sound.
- noun A way of grouping speech sounds according to whether the vocal cords shake when you say them.
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What is "voicing" in Japanese?
"voicing" in Japanese is ボイシング, 清濁. voicing means: The last adjustment made to the pitch and tone of something that makes sound, especially a musical instrument such as an organ.
How do you pronounce ボイシング?
"voicing" in Japanese is ボイシング, pronounced "boishingu".
Are there other ways to say "voicing" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "voicing": ボイシング, 清濁.
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