The phrase "audio dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to spoken conversations or exchanges that are recorded or presented in an audio format, often in the context of media, film, or interactive applications.
Example: "The audio dialogue in the film added depth to the characters and made the story more engaging."
Alternatives: "spoken conversation" or "verbal exchange".
The audio dialogue will be recorded, transcribed and reviewed by the facilitator, who will provide feedback to the participant.
The audio dialogue will be recorded, transcribed and reviewed by the facilitator, who will subsequently provide feedback to the participant possibly via telephone and/or a follow-up email.
The Trim Audio dialogue box will open and an editing timeline of the music clip will be visible.
Sometimes due to lag, some audio or dialogues will be delayed.
Equipped with a Dialogue Audio Enhancer with night mode, the system can adjust audio levels for dialogue when the receiver volume is turned low.
Considering users' perception, audio emotional events, dialogue, and emotional words are used as mid-level representation for affective content analysis.
In the final stage of the data acquisition process, the audio data containing dialogue sequences were segmented into utterances manually by two native Turkish speakers.
When the characters were literally whispering, I pressed the "Accuvoice" button on the remote and the speaker went even further in pulling out the dialogue audio.
Underneath each frame, write down all the information from the commercial storyboard template, such as frame numbers, actions, camera instructions, dialogue, audio, and visual effects.
Perhaps least excusable, the Windows version has audio problems, like inaudible dialogue, that make it almost unplayable.
In reconstructing the three-strip audio -- one for dialogue, one for music, one for effects -- into a new mix, Mr. Landis reassembled many of the sound engineers he worked with 20 years ago at Twickenham Studios in England, including the rerecording mixer Gerry Humphreys.
