The phrase "audio architecture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound design, audio engineering, or the structural organization of audio systems.
Example: "The audio architecture of the concert hall was designed to enhance the acoustics and provide an immersive experience for the audience."
Alternatives: "sound design framework" or "acoustic structure".
Audio architecture is a compelling concept because the human response to musical accompaniment is powerful and involuntary.
In 1997, the company adopted Collis's concept — the main element of which he called audio architecture — essentially in its entirety.
Dave Keller, who is the creative director of the company's music department, told me recently, "Audio architecture involves looking at a client's brand, and then matching music to the attributes of that brand.
Which brings us to H1's headline feature: "custom audio architecture".
CTO Laurent Cerveau has worked at Apple, designing the first architecture for audio drivers on MacOS X and co-founding mobileo.
Incorporating award-winning high quality wireless audio technology and speaker architecture tuned by Creative's world class audio specialists for the best wireless audio performance possible, each speaker system is engineered to deliver the purest wireless audio in its class.
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The research of process and architecture of an audio classification system based on SVM was done, and the SVM audio classifier was designed.
The Impromptu architecture supports distributed audio applications that are managed through various services in the architecture.
A new architecture of intelligent audio emotion recognition is proposed in this paper.
The vast majority of audio amplifiers use the conventional architecture, which is shown in the chapter.
