The word 'audio' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to sound, especially recordings or broadcasts. For example: "The audio from the recording was muffled and difficult to understand."
In a 500-page report, the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) called for urgent improvements in the accountability of undercover firearms operations after finding that a lack of audio or video material "made it difficult, and on occasions impossible, to know with absolute certainty what happened".
For the first time in the Christmas No 1 race, audio streams from services such as Spotify, Deezer and O2 Tracks were counted.
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She pulls the scene off superbly, although the audio commentary suggests it was hard work – particularly for the script supervisor.
Audioboo's direct messages will be about receiving personalised audio from brands or popular channels.
"Letting your listeners generate great audio will really transform your radio station – far more than texts or emails ever will," he said.
In an audio statement released on Sunday, the senior Isis leader Abu Mohammed al-Adnani urged the group's supporters to kill "disbelievers".
None of the webpages, ebooks, newsletters or audio recordings collected by the Guardian state that Shapps is Michael Green.
The judges particularly praised their use of audio and video solutions and highlighted specific campaigns including the Audi Future of Food and the award-winning Secondfest.
"Strategically, AudioBoo will get big by creating lots of niches, like news, radio and music," said Rock. "We'll never be entirely a music app, but if you think about the social audio around music, like rehearsals or backstage, that's an interesting business model".
Details are being finalised, but essentially AudioBoo users will be able to copy their audio into their Soundcloud account.
