The phrase "audio conversations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to discussions or dialogues that occur through audio mediums, such as phone calls, voice messages, or podcasts.
Example: "The podcast features audio conversations with industry experts discussing the latest trends in technology."
Alternatives: "voice discussions" or "audio dialogues".
Conference calling on a campus phone allows group audio conversations.
THE ECONOMIST is recording audio conversations with some of its resident authors.
The audio conversations are now part of an exhibit at the Kennedy library.
The project, organized by Stanford Health Care, is a partnership with StoryCorps, a national organization that collects audio conversations.
Founded in Scandinavia in 2003, Skype was designed to connect callers through an encrypted peer-to-peer internet connection, meaning audio conversations between Skype users are not routed over a centralised network like conventional phone calls.
But whereas Skype users can connect only with other Skype users, Gizmo lets people conduct free text and audio conversations with friends on different IM networks, says Michael Robertson, founder of the project.
Up to 10 people can join a single audio conversation.
This audio conversation digs into research on the emerging job categories spurred by AI and what leaders should be thinking about next.
Another fact that has bolstered suspicions is that, since almost every Facebook user will have shot video or photos with it or Instagram at some point, or used Messenger to carry out a video or audio conversation, the app already has the permissions it would need to – hypothetically – carry out the eavesdropping.
Exit Questionnaires were also provided at the end of each session to elicit subjective experience of the user for the entire audio conversation.
Once downloaded, it will let you record a video and audio conversation via Skype and will then let you edit the final file within its software.
