Modulate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 334
mod'u-lit, v.t to mt asare, to regulate to vary or inflect, as sounds: (ww.) lo change the key or mode.— v to pa from one key into another. [L. modular, -at us—modulus, a little measure, dim. of modus.) Modulation, mod-u-lu's hun, n the act of modulating state of being modulated {inns the changing of the keynote and the alteration of the original scale by the introduction of a new sharp or flat. fate, fir me, h£r mine n Mole^orioket
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