The phrase "audio project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a project that involves audio production, editing, or any work related to sound.
Example: "For my final assignment, I decided to create an audio project that showcases various soundscapes."
Alternatives: "sound project" or "audio production".
You've narrated movies and been an interviewer for NPR, but this audio project was a first.
_You've narrated movies and been an interviewer for NPR, but this audio project was a first.
We are also given end-of-year projects to work towards, such as an audio project or a student film.
Mrs. Farrar's ashes were placed in an urn designed by Melissa Dubbin and Aaron Davidson, who prepared an audio project about "I Love You Truly" in 2008.
Originally created as part of an audio project by two outstanding storytellers, the inclusion of two CDs makes this a rich multimedia resource that honours the oral tradition.
For about three years, I worked on an audio project about life inside the prison, and the local public radio station found out and offered to train us.
As the popularity of podcasts grows, newspapers have been producing some excellent long-form audio projects, including Bowraville, which won two Walkleys for the Australian last week.
Timbuktu The Iranian Revolution Commercial podcasts We also work with advertisers on specially commissioned podcasts and audio projects, utilising the editorial and technical expertise of the guardian.co.uk journalists and podcasting producers.
According to Apple, it's people working with "real-time 3D rendering, immersive VR, intensive developer workflows, high megapixel photography, complex simulations, massive audio projects and real-time 4K and 8K video editing" who need that kind of processing power.
"As we were brainstorming ideas for audio projects to work on, that got mixed in with some of my thoughts about the inherent exploitative/cyclical/horror-filled nature of capitalism, the fact that we were both experiencing the strange loneliness of big cities, and our desire to make something that was primarily sound-driven.
Worked on audio projects at Ampex Corp. while earning Ph.D. in electrical engineering at Cambridge.
