Assertion: tremolo | /r/HasProperty | rapid shift
Facets:
value: in volume
type: OTHER
value: not necessarily
type: DEGREE
value: many times,
type: TEMPORAL
value: on the same note
type: OTHER
value: in dynamics
type: OTHER
value: in intensity
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: When you are talking about electric guitars, there are two main categories of bridges, fixed bridge systems (also referred to as “hardtails”) and tremolo bridges (vibrato is actually the technically correct term for a rapidly shifting pitch while tremolo is a rapid shift in volume; however, since even the manufacturers of vibrato units use the term tremolo, we will stick with that term).
text: Tremolo (2) is a rapid variation in volume, dynamics, or intensity.
text: This reversal of terminology is generally attributed to Leo Fender and the naming of the Fender 'Vibroverb' amplifier, which actually used tremolo (rapid volume changes) in an attempt to create a vibrato-like (rapid changes in pitch) sound.
text: While the "tremolo arm" can produce variations of pitch, including vibrato, it cannot produce tremolo (rapid modulation of volume).
text: Tremolo is the rapid reiteration of a string: plucking of the same string, although not necessarily on the same note many times, quickly and next to each other (although usually separated by a melody in the thumb).