The phrase "audio clues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to hints or signals that are conveyed through sound, often in contexts like games, puzzles, or learning materials.
Example: "The detective game provides audio clues to help players solve the mystery."
Alternatives: "sound hints" or "auditory signals".
Registration begins at Gould Plaza at 12 30 p.m.; audio clues will be provided, so a portable CD player is advised.
The inclusion of visual and audio clues are certainly helpful — so users can't be entirely stealth.
If you are blind, you can get audio clues at important junctions.
Asked first if audio clues would ever come to Pokémon Go, Keslin told us: "Maybe.
Creating, modulating, and interpreting audio clues were among the foremost abilities that differentiated humans from the rest of the animal species.
Sesame Street's skill, meanwhile, lets kids call Elmo, play hide-and-seek with him using audio clues to figure out where he's hiding, and practice their alphabet.
Again, players found that by completing specific tasks in the new content, they would be presented with an Aperture Science screen, though this time the screens provided a cryptic audio clue.
He has posted a photograph of a new work almost every day since October 1st, when the project began, and each picture is accompanied by a clue about the location of the piece and a short audio description.
The production is a dreamlike retelling of Shakespeare's Macbeth, meshing a film noir aesthetic with dance, acting, written clues, audio effects, physical theatre, and audience interactivity across tens of rooms.
A little animated audio levels icon clues you in to there being sound to be heard, though.
Alex has oxygen levels that require regular monitoring, because space, while audio logs provide clues as to the fates of the station's crew.
