Saddest sound

The sound a straw makes when you are at the end of a milkshake. That blurp blurp noise.

While eating, and enjoying a shake at Nifty Fifties in Delco, the straw in the shake makes the saddest sound.

by Tdent465 January 14, 2023

Ryan Ryan, why you crying? Ryan Ryan, sounds like you're dying. Ryan Ryan, change your butt now! Ding ding ding ding ding!

A song that my parents would sing to me when I was like 3 to get me to be quiet.

2 year old me: WAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!

My dad: Ryan Ryan, why you crying? Ryan Ryan, sounds like you're dying. Ryan Ryan, change your butt now! Ding ding ding ding ding!

~silence~

by Retard_Ryan March 9, 2023

The Sound of music

When you line up a group of men with a range of vocal tones and procede to 'sound' them in a order making an orgasmic tune.

"LET'S GO TO THE LOCAL ORGY AND LISTEN TO THE SOUND OF MUSIC

by Dickthumb June 14, 2025

Sound like a glock

When someone has a very deep voice you say they sound similar to the very loud and deep sound of a glock

Person: *speaking*
Person 2: Oh my gosh you sound like a glock

by PotatoMika March 13, 2021

Sounding

When you shove long, elegant, metal sticks up your urethra

Jacko "I can't wait to go home and do some sounding"
Alyssa "Oh yes daddy I would love to join you pleasssssse"

by Luke_Footwick13 May 9, 2022

Sound Like A Broken Record

(Adj.) Having something repeatedly being said to you, most of the time about the same thing. This can vary from being said by your teacher to your black grandma.

"Boy now I done now told you to clean yo room! You makin me sound like a broken record."

by peanut6217 January 28, 2022

Mechanical Music / Mechanical Sound Design

The term "Mechanical Music" is used when, for example, a music track (usually electronic music) is characterized by elements of "mechanical sound design."

"Mechanical sound design" refers to the use of techniques such as time stretching, re-pitching, and looping (typically with very tight or extremely long loop times) in the sound design process.

IMPORTANT: The warping algorithms offered by Ableton Live are originally the main solution for achieving mechanical sound design in its true essence (beats mode, re-pitch).

Example: I take an electronic music track and stretch it to extreme levels (700-800-999 bpm) until I get interesting textures both audibly and creatively, using Ableton warping modes like beats or re-pitch. Then I can chop most interesting parts to obtain Mechanical Music / Mechanical Sound Design

by Drvmmer December 21, 2024