The phrase "audio entries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to recorded audio segments or contributions, often in contexts like podcasts, voice messages, or audio logs.
Example: "The podcast features several audio entries from listeners sharing their experiences."
Alternatives: "audio recordings" or "voice submissions".
As well as posting entries via the website there are a variety of LiveJournal clients for Windows, Mac, PDAs and mobile phones; you can also post by email or even phone in an audio entry (to a US phone number only, at the moment).
Today's diary entry is taken from their audio diary of the trip.
Or this one, about a First Lady audio-diary entry: "Lady Bird has this mostly right... but, ever the loyalist, she has erred in her husband's favor on one point".
But his wife, Lady Bird Johnson, wouldn't let that happen". Occasionally, this smoothness can be jarring, especially when he delivers an awkward line, like this one, about Kennedy: "Three weeks later, he would meet the same fate in Dallas that President Diem had met in Saigon". Or this one, about a First Lady audio-diary entry: "Lady Bird has this mostly right..
She also appreciated having the audio and video entries online, noting that even an institution like the Modern does not always have turntables and movie projectors around.
The sounds were generated by reading.wav files in MATLAB and converting the audio samples to entries in a memory initialization file (.mif).mif
This week was spent reviewing all my field drawings, journal entries, audio recordings, videos and a couple thousand combat photographs from five months in Iraq and one month in Afghanistan.
(The magazine's circulation was 15,000 to 20,000). She also appreciated having the audio and video entries online, noting that even an institution like the Modern does not always have turntables and movie projectors around.
Through a book and traveling exhibition, he expanded on a style of documentary photography using original photographs, text, and a variety of other elements such as home-movie stills, family snapshots, drawings, diary entries, audio, film, and discarded belongings.
