Pitch and Scale

Pitch

Pitch noun - An act or instance of diving.

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Scale and pitch are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scale" instead a noun "Pitch".

Nearby Words: pitched, pitching, pitcher, pitchy

Scale noun - The distance or extent between possible extremes.

Usage example: with the scale going from one to ten, what did you think of the movie?

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Pitch and scale are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Pitch" instead a noun "Scale".

Nearby Words: scaled, scaling, scalable

good	good pitch	good scale
musical	musical pitch	musical scale
full	full pitch	full scale
low	low pitch	low scale
Other adjectives: long, exact, similar, normal, usual, short, certain, relative, proper, single, actual, entire, massive, big, great, lower, new, basic, different, higher, overall.

You can achieve this kind of sound with any regular song in Audacity by using a "Sliding Time Scale/Pitch Shift" and setting the final speed to the lowest possible and also using the lowest pitch change possible and implementing it on the last part of a song.

Source: Letting the Air Out of the Band
Some examples would be utilizing Wall Jumps to scale a tall cliff, or using a sonar sensor to find your way through a pitch-black maze.

Source: Gimmick Level
Self-Deprecation: The pitch-videos that tend more towards the humorous side of the Sliding Scale of Silliness Versus Seriousness usually include this in spades.

Source: Website / Kickstarter

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