The phrase "audio composition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of creating or arranging sounds, typically in music or sound design contexts.
Example: "The audio composition for the film was praised for its innovative use of sound effects and music."
Alternatives: "sound arrangement" or "audio arrangement".
"Minecraft has a terrible sound engine," exclaims Rosenfeld, who grew up in east Germany, learning audio composition on cheap computer packages like Schism Tracker and Ableton Live.
Feathers, "Song for My Mirror" (2015) ** Wooden perch, canary droppings, shredded March 2007 In Touch _magazine, millet shells, plastic-framed mirror, and recorded audio composition.
The pivotal moment was at 5.33pm on Wednesday, when a 90-second audio composition by Damon Albarn was broadcast on every single BBC radio station worldwide to an audience of 120 million.
The audio composition, composed by Soundwalk Collective and recorded by Francisco Lopez, will also feature voices of Shipibo shamans and noises from the jungle, as listeners are guided "along a jungle tour and into a conversation with nature".
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In this case, the audio composition was made as a concrete music-style recording.
Seaman has also done a series of new linear video works to accompany some of the linear audio compositions.
"In another life," Sara Retallick writes, "I make... concrète sound compositions". Yet her audio experiments are not, actually, confined to another life because sound's boundaries are punctured here too, bleeding warm and thick across her debut LP.
Like many of the works here, Martinete (Maciá's "audio olfactory composition") is a kind of elegy.
Motionmakers can upload HD content, such as the Ithaca Audio music composition sound design studio and NYC filmmaker Casey Neistat.
Using 3D projection software Houdini Apprentice and node-based compositor Nuke, Montane tracks The Flashbulb's "Eyes of June" to transform sound waves into a visual ice cream-colored prism of geometric waves, stretching in size with the audio's composition.
