The phrase "audio capturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to recording sound or audio data, such as in technology, media production, or research.
Example: "The software is designed for audio capturing, allowing users to record high-quality sound from various sources."
Alternatives: "audio recording" or "sound capture".
Video replays showed that Simmonds seemed to be using the word, but no audio captured what Simmonds said.
But they're not in the space with you; the audio was captured the previous day and laid on top of audio captured the day before that, and so on.
As the camera that had been trained on the fighters moved around the room a panic broke out, and the audio captured the sound of a child calling: "Daddy, Daddy help me!
The script is taken entirely from the Nixon tapes — the audio captured by the voice-activated recorders that Nixon had installed in the White House — and from notes from Nixon's associates.
The captured corpus consists of 8 minutes of registered 3D geometry and simultaneous audio captured of a male native British English speaker.
Examples might include transcription of voices with heavy accents, children, speech impediments or audio with a particular type of background noise, such as audio captured at a drive-through with particular types of highway noise, etc.
Pop on this Rode VideoMic Me ($50 on Amazon) and the audio captured by your phone will be greatly improved (pro tip: you'll need a dongle if your phone, like many these days, doesn't have a headphone jack).
Video and audio captured by Amber Genuske and Eva Hill.
While the world celebrated 17-year-old Kim's spectacular victory in the women's halfpipe, Connor said in audio captured by Deadspin: "She's fine as hell!
Much of the subsequent confrontation occurs outside the view of the dash-cam, but the audio captures what sounds like a struggle.
