The phrase "audio closely" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest listening attentively or with focus, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Please audio closely to the instructions given in the recording."
Alternatives: "listen carefully" or "pay close attention".
66 Audio worked closely with Amazon for a year and a half, and is first out the gate with its PRO Voice wireless headphones with integrated, voice-activated Alexa.
In this way, the optimization tasks can be attuned to the specific goals of the research, such as audio retrieval, as closely as possible.
M-Audio engineers worked closely with Digidesign to bring their expertise to the Studiophile DSM series.
In contrast with LSD, the Itakura-Saito distortion provides more heavy weights on the peaks of an audio spectrum and is closely related to the subjective listening quality.
We listened closely to the audio, which was a mix of Tswana, English and Afrikaans.
Inon Zur also worked closely with Interplay audio director Adam Levenson while composing the music; Zur and Levenson had worked together on several previous titles.
It's almost a dance: You have to judge Sutter's body language on a daily basis and listen closely to the audio.
In particular, ARC minimizes linear predictive coding cepstral (sic) distance, which closely correlates to subjective audio measures.
ESS TECHNOLOGY INC., Fremont, Calif., a maker of chips used in digital video and audio equipment, said it had acquired closely held Divio Inc., Sunnyvale, Calif., a maker of digital video and imaging products, for $27.1 million in cash.
Similarly, Microsoft's attempts to extend its Windows monopoly into new areas, such as "web services", instant messaging and the distribution of audio and video files, are being closely watched by rivals.
