The phrase "audio noise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to unwanted or disruptive sounds in audio recordings or transmissions.
Example: "The audio noise in the recording made it difficult to understand the speaker's message."
Alternatives: "sound interference" or "background noise".
In the audio noise-pure tone condition, one visual stimulus was paired with the pure tone stimulus while the other was paired with audio noise.
There were five types of cross-modal flanker; audio noise only, tactile only, audio noise-tactile, audio pure tone only, and noise-pure tone.
In audio noise only, all cross-modal events were broadband auditory noise.
In the audio-tactile, one visual stimulus was paired with audio noise and the other with a tactile stimulus.
We connected the musical instrument to the MCU electrically so that audio noise would not be a concern.
This paper presents observations of audio noise in frequency range 20 20 000 Hz from wind turbines.
Directional JND data (i.e., pure tone-audio noise and audio noise-tactile conditions) were also analysed separately with a Bayes factor 5 (condition) × 2 (synchrony) RM-ANOVA.
In addition, for the two combination cross-modal flanker conditions (audio noise-tactile and audio noise-pure tone), the measures were also analysed separately for the two possible directions of pairings (e.g. first flanker was audio-noise, second flanker was tactile, or vice versa).
The mean PSEs for the 5 conditions (averaged across synchrony) were as follows: −3.6 ms in audio noise-only, 3.53 ms in audio-tactile, 1.55 ms in pure tone-audio noise, −1.35 ms in pure tone-only, and 5.86 ms in the tactile-only condition.
However, we found that manipulations of flanker feature similarity both between (audition-tactile) and within (audio noise-pure tone) modalities did not affect participants' ability to discriminate which of two visual stimuli occurred first.
Similar results were obtained when the difference between flanker signals was across-modality (tactile-audio) as when it was within-modality (pure tone-audio noise).
