The phrase "audio narrative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a storytelling format that incorporates sound elements, such as voiceovers, music, and sound effects, often found in podcasts or audio books.
Example: "The audio narrative of the documentary brought the story to life, engaging listeners with immersive soundscapes."
Alternatives: "audio story" or "sound narrative".
At the University of Toronto, a group led by Ronald M. Baecker is investigating the usefulness of complementing SenseCam images with an audio narrative created by a loved one.
At the University of Toronto, a group led by Ronald M. Baecker is investigating the usefulness of complementing SenseCam images with an audio narrative created by a loved one.
Visitors will be taken on one-hour guided tours through the world of the Moomins with an audio narrative written by the children's author Laura Dockrill and voiced by broadcaster Sandi Toksvig.
Chan and Langley (2011) used an audio narrative, which, by design, conforms to experimenter-paced presentation.
The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University teaches, engages in, and presents documentary work grounded in collaborative partnerships and extended fieldwork that uses photography, film/video, audio, narrative writing, and experimental and new media to capture and convey contemporary memory, life, and culture.
To celebrate a quarter-century, THUMP has a mix from Matt Black himself, and it encapsulates tha bold mash-up approach to building an audio narrative.
Audio narratives have "the ability to change your day out of the blue".
In the first episode, Alex explains his passion for audio narratives to his kids.
Stories are audio narratives from communities and individuals who have been traditionally denied a voice.
That program was equal parts theory and practice, so I learned about producing audio narratives and ethical dilemmas in communications side by side.
At some of those spots people can listen to audio narratives — for example, Dean of Religious Life Alison Boden talks about her connection to the Chapel, and Rockefeller College master Jeff Nunokawa observes how students interact with the architecture of Holder Hall.
