The phrase "audio professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who work in the audio industry, such as sound engineers, producers, or technicians.
Example: "The conference will feature workshops led by experienced audio professionals who will share their insights on the latest technology in sound production."
Alternatives: "sound experts" or "audio specialists".
The good news: networked consumer advocates, supported by hearing and audio professionals, are transforming the way America provides listening assistance to people with hearing loss.
Event will bring together game developers, graphic designers and audio professionals to design mobile games that will help wireless researchers gather information on network data.
Last week's App Smart topic was audio recording apps that can turn your smartphone or tablet into a digital voice recorder handy for business or personal use, and that even audio professionals may find useful.
Among the 80 or so audio professionals there, these famous-to-a-few figures overshadowed two panelists with much broader name recognition: Lenny Kaye, guitarist of the Patti Smith Group, and Janie Hendrix, Jimi's stepsister.
His crew consists of 40 audio professionals and 15-20 locrewcrew members.
Apple's long-faithful core base of creative users graphic designers, audio professionals, video editors, animators, 3-D modelers, scientists and the like can buy this machine with confidence.
Though Anchor had been targeting short-form audio, professional podcasters began using its app in greater numbers last year to take advantage of several of its tools.
Even with an iMac, you get 7 USB ports total instead of just three, turning it into a dream machine for someone like a video, design or audio professional who probably has tons of accessories they need to connect and/or switch out at any given time.
Though he's been DJing since he was a toddler (really), Kai did have a head start: his father is an audio professional. .
The gap between consumer audio and professional audio can be rather daunting.
Additionally, the YTVA is keeping the larger picture in mind and organizing a sensitization workshop for audio-visual professionals emphasizing the importance of the 'All Rights All Children' theme of this year's ICDB.
