The phrase "a sort of audio" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that resembles or is similar to audio, but may not fit the traditional definition of it.
Example: "The presentation included a sort of audio that combined music with spoken word elements."
Alternatives: "a type of audio" or "a kind of audio".
Mr. Teachout's research for "Pops" included listening to a sort of audio diary Armstrong kept over the years, hundreds of tapes he made recording his thoughts.
Happily, the psychiatrist who runs the clinic asks him to keep "a sort of audio diary" on a digital recorder, which the garrulous detective names Mildred.
For at-home listening, I still give a slight edge to the $100 on-ear Grado SR80i headphones, which I find more comfortable and to have better soundstage – a sort of audio 3-D effect that makes individual instruments seem to come from different spots in a room.
Audioboo is making headway as a sort of audio Twitter, while iPadio is targeting businesses.
The voice quality in the samples still has a distinctly metallic rasp to my ear — a sort of audio uncanny valley, if I can put it that way.
I wasn't able to play this second disc due to surface damage, but it's clear from the text that it was recorded in New York and intended as a sort of audio "letter" to Cannon.
On the face of it, Sykes would seem a good fit for Shazam, which is trying hard to expand its appeal beyond music recognition and recommendation to become a sort-of audio barcode service for all sorts of content discovery but particularly via the television.
Listen now to those early records, and what's most striking about them is not the voice or the guitar or the beat, but the washes and whizzy keyboard noises with which Wright fleshed out Barrett's songs, and gave them a sort of audio-visual context as strange, surreal and haunted as the courtyards and landscapes inhabited by Giorgio De Chirico's busts, bananas and mannequins.
Their first app, Jawbone Thoughts, looks to be a sort of audio-based messaging platform.
The musicians and instruments act as a sort of audio-lens which exist so that others may become aware of the songs.
