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mute (my t), in music, device designed to diminish uniformly the loudness of a musical instrument. For example, a trumpet mute is cone-shaped and fits into the instrument's bell, and a violin mute is a wooden or rubber clamp that can be attached to the bridge.mute1 1. unable to speak; dumb 2. Law (of a person arraigned on indictment) refusing to answer a charge 3. a person who is unable to speak 4. Law a person who refuses to plead when arraigned on indictment for an offence 5. any of various devices used to soften the tone of stringed or brass instruments 6. an actor in a dumb show mute2 Archaic birds' faeces How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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From playing different kinds of chords to power rock, single notes, slides, string muting and much more, Moran Illustrated Guitar packs in the step-by-step close-up color photos so it's hard to go wrong. The solution allows team members to convene in a virtual meeting place so they can collaborate on complex projects and perform interoffice tasking, messaging, form muting, and document sharing. It uses DSP processing to enhance voice quality and includes easy-to-use controls for voice dialing, call waiting, muting and transferring calls. |
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