The phrase "audio atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the sound environment or auditory experience in a particular setting, often in contexts related to music, film, or immersive experiences.
Example: "The audio atmosphere of the film was enhanced by the haunting soundtrack that complemented the visuals perfectly."
Alternatives: "sound environment" or "auditory ambiance".
Watching the show, though, once or twice it felt a little like watching a good relay team taking a little too long to pass the baton, and with the studio commentary audio pushed high above the game feed volume, certain live moments had the distant feel of replays, with the game audio atmosphere muted.
Mix that with a haunting color palette, a hair-raising audio atmosphere, and the chill becomes more than metaphor.
Much of the praise on the game to its atmosphere, gameplay, audio, cinematic elements and graphics.
Another of Thief's most noteworthy contributions to the genre was the heavy use of audio cues and ambiance to determine the player's level of stealth and establish a tense, foreboding atmosphere.
Whether or not adding a background soundtrack — "atmosphere" — and an audio message will resonate with users, is open to debate.
Adding to the atmosphere was the audio, which was well-received; Billy Matjiunis of TVG described the ambient music as "engrossing"; a reviewer for Game Revolution also praised the audio, commenting that the sound and music "will set you on edge".
Dense and noisy, this retrospective, including audio embellishments, has an intended carnival atmosphere without frivolity.
Anywhere you film will have its own audio signature, subtly adding to the atmosphere.
Dense and noisy, the Whitney exhibition, including audio embellishments, has an intended carnival atmosphere without frivolity.
It may be using visual, audio or props to create an atmosphere or spark discussion.
Resident Evil 2 was well received by critics, who praised its atmosphere, setting, graphics and audio.
