The phrase "audio like" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts to describe something that resembles or is similar to audio, but clarity is important.
Example: "The sound quality of this recording is audio like that of a professional studio."
Alternatives: "similar to audio" or "resembling audio".
Then there is the Barbie Travel Train, which can record a few seconds of audio, like "all aboard" or "next stop New York".
The headset features Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound and a programmable processor with eight preset buttons that allow users to personalize their audio, like adding more bass or treble or increasing the chat volume.
For instance, if anyone intentionally used the wake word to activate the Echo – for a benign request such as asking for a song to be played, say – the device might have picked up pertinent background audio, like people arguing.
This is used mostly for movies on the computer and digital audio like MP3s and FLAC.
30 seconds of each song are available, which were converted from a real audio like format to 44.1 kHz PCM, so the preprocessing from Section 3.2.1 can be applied.
Experience design has cast the audience in a story that extends into their physical space: haptic technology, that brings motion to the seats; audio like Dolby's new Atmos sound system; and sensory technologies that deliver smell, taste and touch experiences.
Launch and Sonicnet, meanwhile, let users submit a list of audio likes and dislikes that form the basis for the playlists they hear.
Hence, in the lower frequencies of an audio-like colored host, the per-channel watermark signal will be much larger than the corresponding to higher-frequencies.
The app uses audio encouragements like, "Nice," and reminds you of time limits, but the words are spoken in a very neutral voice and can get repetitive.
Sehgal didn't want the interpreters to sound like audio guides.
DVD-Audio, like its DVD video cousin, also supports supplemental material like full-motion-video documentaries, still photographs, lyrics and automatic links to Web sites.
