The phrase "audio archives of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of recorded audio materials that are stored for future reference or access.
Example: "The library has an extensive collection of audio archives of historical speeches and interviews."
Alternatives: "audio collections of" or "recorded archives of".
Mort Sahl may not have wanted his comedy album "At Sunset" to be recorded, but it is now headed for a permanent place in the audio archives of the Library of Congress, along with works by Tammy Wynette, Captain Beefheart, Al Green, Steely Dan and De La Soul, as well as one of the earliest recordings of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game".
Audio archives of African and Indian Ocean literature.
And Steven Riley's "Listen to Me Marlon" is a film culled from the private audio archives of Marlon Brando.
One such vital experiment, as such, is UbuWeb, founded by celebrated poet and White House guest Kenneth Goldsmith, which for years has been housing massive gigabites of work that exists outside the lines from audio archives of rare performances by avant-garde musicians and video artists, known and unknown, to whole lifetimes of textual and interpretative work dug up and given new life online.
Mr. Martins, of Heritage Foods USA, the purveyor of heritage-breed meats, calls it "an audio archive of the how-to movement".
The long-term product of this trip will be an audio archive of all the interviews, which will be available through Creative Commons, free to the photo community and the prison reform community.
Fast Folk music magazine, an audio archive of a tenacious scene that's every bit as do-it-yourself as punk-rock, celebrates its 20th anniversary with songwriters like Jack Hardy, Christine Lavin, Ina May Wool and Noel Weinstein; Smithsonian Folkways has just released an anthology of Fast Folk songs.
We offered alternative evidence for the current social use and value of the land, in the form of a visual and audio archive of more than 100 cyanotypes and oral recordings, plus a large-scale installation in the garden.
In Ireland, there will be a new stamp honouring the poet's 150th birthday, as well as a limited-edition €15 coin, while the team at Yeats 2015 are asking people to record their own version of a Yeats poem in an attempt to create the world's largest audio archive of his work.
The album's opening track, "A Ghost Story", contains a sample of a young boy telling a ghost story, obtained by Cox from an internet audio archive of free music samples.
This began with our Listen to America bus tour last year, when our editors and reporters spoke with people in 25 cities around the country about the issues most important to their lives, and we created an interactive audio archive of those conversations.
