The phrase "audio imprint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a distinct sound or auditory signature that is associated with a particular source or experience.
Example: "The audio imprint of the city at night is filled with the sounds of distant traffic and lively conversations."
Alternatives: "sound signature" or "auditory mark".
audio imprint, put the importance of the narrator this way: "The right voice creates a willing suspension of disbelief.
Hear This North American audio publishing rights to the forthcoming "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" have been acquired by Listening Library, the children's audio imprint of Random House's audio publishing division.
With tracks on the likes of Mobilee, Watergate, and their very own Second State Audio imprint, the pair have ascended the clubbing mountain and firmly plonked their flag at the summit.
Atlanta producer Helix, aka Beau Thigpen, has rejuvenated his DJ Vague alias to share a new EP called Restoring Nature on Anarchostar, the audio-visual imprint run by American futurist Distal.
So the fact that Derek B was signed to a major record company (Phonogram), prised a huge marketing budget out of it, and established his own production imprint (Tuff Audio), was groundbreaking.
Jenny Frost, the president of the Random House audio publishing group, said that the new imprint would focus on material with a narrower audience than the company's current list of audio titles.
The new imprint could also serialize books more easily than the existing audio division, which is Random House's fastest-growing group, Ms. Frost said.
The alliance will create a new imprint, called Random House Audible, that will try to convince consumers to download from the Web audio material, ranging from existing Random House books to historical material, like speeches, to new, specialized content like business books.
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Mau is now the imprint's imprint.
Rugby can leave its imprint.
