The phrase "audio processors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to devices or software that manipulate audio signals for various purposes, such as sound enhancement or effects processing.
Example: "The new audio processors on the market offer advanced features for music production and sound design."
Alternatives: "sound processors" or "audio manipulation tools".
It has a mere 16 megabytes of memory, a standard 56K modem and decent graphics and audio processors.
Furthermore, the MpSoC itself is a heterogeneous resource that integrates many processing elements such as CPU cores, GPU, video, image, and audio processors.
The Elite BDP-05FD and Pioneer BDP-51FD are both next-gen players with features that look great on paper, including HDMI 1.3, dedicated video and audio processors, and 1080p upconverting of regular DVDs.
The 24-bit "Bus A" is used for general accesses, while the 8-bit "Bus B" is used for support chip registers (mainly the video and audio processors).
The Darth Vader toy, for instance, was essentially an audio processor that deepened its owner's voice.
Features include a clock synchronization system and an AK4396 audio processor that filters and improves the audio before it is sent to the speakers.
Red cans aimed at gamers, including a built-in audio processor, £177 "If I were to pick a pair on aesthetics, these would be the ones, they look cool and they're the best for noise-cancelling.
The rise of the audio processor Auto-Tune and other technologies that process and reshape the human voice has led to a growing interest in how to describe and understand vocality.
Use BUG as a portable music player, speakerphone, audio processor or more.
The Auxiliary Products include microphone, terminal accessories, SD and HD camera, digital video wall, network streaming media system, and digital audio processor.
The soundbridge consists of audio processor, which is worn on the head and can be disguised by hair, and an internal implant which "mechanically vibrates" middle ear structures.
