The phrase "audio print" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to audio identification, fingerprinting technology, or sound analysis.
Example: "The software uses an audio print to recognize and categorize different music tracks."
Alternatives: "audio fingerprint" or "sound signature".
Amazon's publishing group has plans for a new serialized-fiction series that will include audio, print, and digital editions.
It will feature video, audio, print and online messages about the severity of the threat and where to get information about it and will reach out to the populations most severely affected, such as African-Americans and Latinos.
Here's what we're specifically hearing: Amazon's Publishing group is in the midst of inking deal with for serialized fiction series' – think comic books or TV shows or this – that would include audio, print and Kindle editions.
The perks themselves are quite clever, from signed books on dreaming to a "Custom 3D Dream Audio Print".
Both phases targeted audiences through audio, print, and social media.
A hybrid audio-print project includes an 8-10 minute audio piece and a 2,500-word 2,500-word
P13 stated,... if I'm given a choice of an audio or print material or a video, I'm always, always, going to chose the print material, because I just want to get my information...so I don't know if that is just a personal preference but I really do like the printed word than anything else".
They also take one class in another area of digital media, including audio processing, print media, computer art and shooting and editing digital media.
It is based on Mr. Evans's autobiography, an audio and print book that Mr. Carter turned into a documentary with the directors Brett Morgen and Nanette Burstein.
Although he is comfortable working journalistically in audio, video, print and data, he enjoys collaborating with others in the creative process, especially in unfamiliar fields.
The researchers experimented with real and fictional ads in video, audio, and print formats, conducting four experiments on about 2,000 people recruited from universities and Amazon's Mechanical Turk.
