0 present participle of drone
1 to make a low continuous noise that does not change its note:
An airplane droned in the background.
The characteristic indie guitar sound was a 'wall of noise' - jangling or droning guitars, buried vocals and reverberation.
They thought at first it was just bees droning past but when they looked up they saw four youths on top of the water tower.
I have never listened to such a droning lot of rubbish.
Droning soundscapes layered into weighted guitar riffs, feedback and general noise are also present on the record.
The song's instrumentation is primarily string-driven, while also incorporating prominent, droning synthesizer motifs, glockenspiel, pianos, and white noise.
The slow movement and eerie, droning background music make her seem very ethereal.
The slow droning music on this album weaves through recordings of footsteps, casual voices and other ordinary sounds.
As a direct result, the unpleasant droning of thin walled components (e.g. air conditioning channels or facades) is reduced.
