The phrase "audio field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, audio technology, or acoustics, often referring to the spatial area where audio signals are present or manipulated.
Example: "The audio field in this recording studio is designed to enhance sound quality and minimize echo."
Alternatives: "sound environment" or "acoustic space".
Imation has entered the portable digital audio field with RipGO, a pocket-size eight-ounce CD-R burner and audio player.
An audio field guide which presents the voices of 25 species of frogs and toads that occur in the Pacific Coast states.
Another defense lawyer, James Connell, said he had learned that the raw feed from the courtroom, which is apparently being listened to by the outside monitor, presents the entire "audio field" captured by all microphones in the courtroom, without a filter that prevents whispers and other low-level conversations from being heard in the version broadcast to the public.
All the technologies and the research topics that are behind such topics are today addressed by the International Digital Audio Effects Conference (DAFx), which has become a reference gathering for researchers working in the audio field.
Apple established itself long ago in the automotive audio field with smart iPod/iPhone integration and this job posting seems to say the smartphone company is looking to follow suit, which will hopefully lead to smoother roads for Android and Windows Mobile users.
"This means that sound can appear anywhere along the left-to-right and front-to-back axes, and also at different heights within the audio field," he said.
The Language and Culture Archive of Ashkenazic Jewry (LCAAJ), is an extraordinary resource for research in Yiddish studies, consists of 5,755 hours of audio tape field interviews with Yiddish speaking informants collected between 1959 and 1972 and ca. 100,000 pages of accompanying linguistic field notes.
A senior qualitative researcher in the Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, UCC independently reviewed a random sample of five interviews (including audio tapes, field notes, and coding framework).
The first author together with the research assistant collected data and all interviews were audio-taped; field notes and memos were written up both during and immediately after the interviews.
Furthermore, we applied SSL_3C to audio event classification field, and did experiments on two public datasets.
MDTP is a web-based medical system that provides an audio player, automatic field population, text editing, typing shortcuts and more.
