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chromatic

[kroh-mat-ik, kruh-] / kroʊˈmæt ɪk, krə- /


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Multitracked trumpets, flutes, keyboards and voices cascade across the drummer’s light, ever-shifting beat, building chromatic harmonies that continually elude resolution — a structure of endless longing.

From New York Times

A whole tone scale, a scale made only of whole steps, sounds very different from a chromatic scale.

From Literature

Harmonies meander through chromatic ambiguities; low-fi moments dovetail into studio opulence, as loops and echoes enfold her voice like electronic ghosts.

From New York Times

Because there are typically fewer lens elements in a prime lens than a zoom lens, they are often sharper and have less chromatic aberration.

From The Verge

So while "The Revelations" contains aspects of genres like murder mystery, romance, and Lovecraftian horror, I was always trying to create chromatic variations that also broke free from them.

From Salon