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synthesizer in Russian

synthesizer in Russian is синтеза́тор, синтезатор — synthesizer means an electronic musical instrument, usually played with a keyboard, that generates and shapes sound electronically.

synthesizer in Russian

синтеза́тор
noun
Pronounced: sintezator
(musical instrument) An electronic musical instrument that creates its sounds with electronics and generally is played via a keyboard.
синтезатор
noun
Pronounced: sintezator
(musical instrument) An electronic musical instrument that creates its sounds with electronics and generally is played via a keyboard.
синтеза́тор
noun
Pronounced: sintezator

What does "synthesizer" mean?

  1. noun An electronic musical instrument, usually played with a keyboard, that generates and shapes sound electronically.
    "The band's sound was defined by a vintage analog synthesizer."
  2. noun A software program that turns a computer into a virtual musical instrument.
    "He composed the whole soundtrack using a software synthesizer."

synthesizer in a sentence

  • The band's sound was defined by a vintage analog synthesizer.
  • He composed the whole soundtrack using a software synthesizer.

Common Russian translations

Frequently asked questions

What is "synthesizer" in Russian?

"synthesizer" in Russian is синтеза́тор, синтезатор. synthesizer means: An electronic musical instrument, usually played with a keyboard, that generates and shapes sound electronically.

How do you pronounce синтеза́тор?

"synthesizer" in Russian is синтеза́тор, pronounced "sintezator".

How do you use "synthesizer" in a sentence?

Example: "The band's sound was defined by a vintage analog synthesizer." In Russian, "synthesizer" is синтеза́тор, синтезатор.

Are there other ways to say "synthesizer" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "synthesizer": синтеза́тор, синтезатор.

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