crunchiness
- noun
- /ˈkrʌntʃiˌnəs/
- Specialized
- The guitarist adjusted the amp settings to add more crunchiness to the solo.
Examples
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Producers often seek a certain crunchiness in rock music to make the sound more energetic.
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That old speaker gives the music a unique crunchiness that some people really enjoy.
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The crunchiness of the guitar effects added depth to the song.
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Did you notice the crunchiness in that track?
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Producers often seek a certain crunchiness in rock music to make the sound more energetic.
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The guitarist adjusted the amp settings to add more crunchiness to the solo.
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That old speaker gives the music a unique crunchiness that some people really enjoy.
Synonyms
A loud, sharp sound made when you bite or step on something
A harsh, grating sound often heard in a voice
A rough or not smooth texture caused by many small pieces
An effect that makes electric guitars sound rough and warm
A rough, harsh sound in a person's voice, often after a cold
Antonyms
How Gritty
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Crunchiness comes from the verb crunch, which copies the sharp sound of biting or breaking. So when music has crunchiness it means a 'sharp, biting' or slightly rough sound that gives the music extra energy.