The Bass Multi-Chorus is designed specifically for bass and lets you morph up to 16 bass chorus voices at the same time to create the lushest bass chorusing ever heard from a bass stompbox.
But although it is culturally specific, some of its building blocks are universal: melody, harmony, rhythm, the timbre produced by a variety of instruments and the distinctive style added by particular composers.
Fundamental acoustical features including tempo, pitch and timbre seem to be responsible for the similar responses of the Canadians and the Congolese Pygmies.
Cables and the affects pedals. I use some affects to change the sound of the bass guitar when I'm playing and so I just bring that and plug it into the live house bass amp that's there.
The strings usually carry the melody or tune of any selection played, and their voices are heard longer and more often than any other class of instruments while the orchestra is playing.
For the latter, software time-shifts notes by cutting out or inserting slivers of sound with matching timbre, a process called " dynamic time-warping" .