The phrase "audio music" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to music that is specifically in an audio format, distinguishing it from other forms like sheet music or visual representations.
Example: "The audio music played in the background created a relaxing atmosphere during the event."
Alternatives: "soundtrack" or "musical audio".
On the way to watering the ficus, you could in one fell swoop lose your portable day planner, cellular phone, digital audio music player and e-book.
In BBC Vision, for example, 63% of the staff are women and, in the audio music division, 53% of the staff are women.
Under the act, small business establishments can play audio music from radio, television, cable or satellite sources without having to pay any licensing fee, provided that certain guidelines are met.
Their vision might be called "everywhere Internet audio". Music fans, instead of downloading files on KaZaA -- whether they were using computers, home stereos, radios or handheld devices -- would have access to all music the record companies hold in their vaults.
Though it remains to be seen if Google's audio music service will be able to compete with established music services such as Spotify, bundling it with an ad-free YouTube service as a bonus clearly would give it an advantage.
The clash ended with an agreement by Nintendo to let Mr. Jones and Mr. Bush market an adapter, SongPro, that turns a Game Boy into a digital audio music player.
Differences in weekly physical activity volumes were greatest among those receiving rhythmic auditory stimuli embedded into their audio-music playlists.
Those randomized to audio-music playlists with RAS enhancements attained significantly greater weekly volumes of physical activity than the evidence-based non-music usual standard of care.
Patients allocated to audio-music playlists underwent further randomization in which half of the patients received songs that were sonically enhanced with rhythmic auditory stimulation (RAS) to accentuate tempo-pace synchrony, whereas the other half did not.
Most importantly, patients randomized to tempo-pace synchronized music with RAS enhancements listened to their audio-devices nearly fourfold more than those who received tempo-pace audio-music devices without RAS enhancements.
Audio & Music, which includes BBC Worldwide's audiobook publishing, record licensing, radio programme sales and music publishing delivered another solid year in terms of sales.
