The phrase "audible experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an experience that is primarily perceived through sound, often in contexts related to audio, music, or sound design.
Example: "The concert provided an unforgettable audible experience that resonated with everyone in the audience."
Alternatives: "sonic experience" or "auditory experience".
He was also credited as one of the team's leaders, whose audibles and experience helped develop several younger teammates.
Writers get a pass because -- I'm really not sure why writers get a pass: writing fiction is a textual, audible, and visual experience.
Then the guest experiences an audible moment of existential horror, as Mr Davis ungallantly presses him for details.The tide has gone out and, with a very few exceptions, Britain is swimming naked: almost nobody appears to know what he is talking about.
The claim is that, in contrast to visible objects, audible sounds are not experienced as having locations.
They feel like a genuine arcade experience, with satisfying, audible clickiness for the buttons and just enough resistance when you're rotating that stick.
This week's Instructables How-To from aspiring Tel Aviv-based hacker and inventor, Zvizvi, shows you how to make a box that stores audible memories, though the immersive experience is not included (yet).
At one point, he wrote, he was taking twelve different medications a day — Kellee recalls the number reaching nineteen, and says that the drugs turned her husband into "a zombie" — "and I was experiencing visual and audible hallucinations that I firmly believe were a direct result of being overmedicated.
Audible Connect The most interactive storytelling experience ever — and it's free.
"Some readers take twice as long," Alex Viera, an audiobook director for Audible, said, grateful for Noah's experience with a teleprompter.
Les Blomberg, who directs the nonprofit Noise Pollution Clearinghouse, refers to unwanted noise as aural litter or audible trash —"That is how people experience community noise: as someone else's garbage thrown into their space," he says.
