Rhythmic
Rhythmic adjective - Marked by or occurring with a noticeable regularity in the rise and fall of sound.
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Synonyms for Rhythmic
Smooth and rhythmic are semantically related In some cases you can use "Smooth" instead an adjective "Rhythmic".
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- Linkin Park have at times contrasted the smooth and rhythmic voice of Mike Shinoda with their lead singer Chester Bennington who uses a angst filled scream and croon.
Source: Soprano and Gravel - The introduction uses a smooth acoustic version, a dark, ominous cello theme at the end of the Spider Realm, a choral theme mixed in with cybernetic beeps and chirps within the Conductor Realm, and a rhythmic mellow version in the main menu and credits.
Source: Recurring Riff
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