The phrase "audio playlist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of audio tracks or songs that are grouped together for listening purposes.
Example: "I created an audio playlist for my workout sessions to keep me motivated."
Alternatives: "music playlist" or "soundtrack collection".
You could spend hours optimizing your settings for a long audio playlist.
Two were recruited to the music without RAS group and dropped out within 2 weeks of randomization (one patient never receiving any audio playlist device or activity monitor, while the other patient received both devices but was confirmed to have never used either the audio playlist device or activity monitor).
Patients randomized to personalized music playlists also received a personalized audio playlist device (iPod® mp3 players), which were preloaded with a playlist of music that satisfied their pre-specified music genre and artist preferences.
With their modest associated costs, the use of preference-based music audio playlist devices (i.e. approximately $75 per patient in our study) could also have important cost-effectiveness implications as a health-policy strategy to improve physical activity adherence in the population [58,59].
Patients were randomized to either usual-care alone (i.e. no-music) or an integrated music strategy consisting of personalized customizable audio playlists uploaded onto iPods® whose song selections were comprised of tempos (beats per minute) which matched the individuals' pre-specified walking/running pace as prescribed by the structured exercise program itself.
Non-music control (labelled 'Control': red line), music audio-playlist without RAS (labelled 'Playlist': green line), music audio-playlist with RAS (labelled 'Playlist + RAS': purple).
Additional file 5: Supplemental appendix 5. Test statistics for three-way comparisons between non-music usual-care control vs. audio-playlist without RAS vs. audio-playlist with RAS.
A group's average weekly physical activity positively correlated with their use of audio-playlist devices.
Additional file 4: Supplemental appendix 4. Baseline characteristics of the study population according to randomization group (No music control vs. music audio-playlist without RAS vs. music audio-playlist with RAS enhancement).
All songs uploaded onto audio-playlist devices took into account patient personal music genre and artist preferences.
Non-music control (labelled 'Control': red line), music audio-playlist groups (irrespective of rhythmic auditory stimulation) (labelled 'Playlist': green line).
