tambourine

For example, the tambourine has over 90 unique sounds it can generate in the hands of a master.

Don't listen to the drums or tambourine, it's not there in the beat.

It is a little bit blatant acting like they are inhabiting higher ground when they're not even in the same league as a tambourine.

I would be surprised if the name meant anything to you, as he's more obscure than he should be: the percussionist and tambourine player for the great days of Motown.

[0] though I'm afraid to admit there is at least one actual tambourine...

Often these organs were too massive, specialist, and expensive to maintain (or even just to operate them) and that lack often prompted a complete overhaul of a congregation’s repertoire, as guitar-strummers and tambourine-clappers would be called in to fill the gaps.

At the moment I'm really into Dubstep/Techno/Electronic music - when I hear a song that is really well layered (think Skrillex, Madeon) and you hear one of the lower layers like a tambourine or a tiny synth it will give me the same feeling.

- Vocals through an Apex 460 condenser mic - Drums mostly electronic or sampled, with a V-drum lite for playing I've also got a bunch of random stuff I can break out as needed, shakers, tambourine, ukelele, banjo, harmonica, etc.

Dancing queen, feel the beat from the tambourine, oh yeah." Nauseating.

Even for text that has occured in its training data, there's no guarentee that a model which has seen "My name is Xavier and I play the tambourine" would complete "My name is Xavier and I play the" in the same way.

Tambourine Man' I regenerated it multiple times and I got something I was very happy with!

Tambourine Man took 3 takes, and that used studio musicians.