The phrase "audio landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the overall sound environment or auditory experience in a particular context, such as music, film, or sound design.
Example: "The film's audio landscape was meticulously crafted to enhance the emotional impact of each scene."
Alternatives: "soundscape" or "auditory environment".
"We're trying to reflect the audio landscape as it currently is, rather than just seeing it through the traditional radio lens," says festival chair Chris Burns, head of group operations for BBC network radio.
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Microsoft this week received a patent that could have a profound effect on the car audio landscape.
As existing players evolve and new entrants emerge, the digital audio landscape promises to be a dynamic place with a bright future.
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The audio landscape is made up of abstract synthesizer sounds that are triggered by the performer from a midi controller.
Explaining the difference between sound editing and sound mixing is a good trick to pull at an Oscars party for those who want to look like a know-it-all (for the record, editing relates to the creation of audio landscapes and mixing to how sounds are fitted and balanced).
Absent this audio, these landscapes of schools and businesses, highways and churches, would create an almost bucolic portrait of America.
The data of a sensor wearer's brain electrical activity would help to render an animated alternate reality, knitting together their personal audio and visual landscape.
These extravagant expenditures involving audio, carpets and landscaping documented in the paperwork released Thursday appear to kick off in early 2010, just months after Manafort's client, Viktor Yanukovych, became President of Ukraine.
These days it's called "field recording" and the doyen is Chris Watson, who last year made In Britten's Footsteps, an audio recreation of the landscape around Benjamin Britten's home in Aldeburgh.
