"audio script" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a script for an audio production, such as a radio or podcast. For example, "The audio script for the podcast went through several revisions before everyone was happy with the final result."
Mounds of physical records exist, including videotape of the dances, audio, scripts, photographs, sets and Ms. Bausch's notes.
Students taking the course will identify a subject expert, workshop story ideas with fellow students and instructors, conduct interviews, iteratively write audio scripts, and learn the skills necessary to produce final audio podcast as their final project.
Microsoft bought WebTV for the patents and technology, for WebTV's browser and operating system, which fits neatly inside 2 megabytes, requires just 2 megs of RAM to operate, yet still supports many audio scripts, animation formats and plug-ins.
We didn't sell content, audio files, scripts... Everything I did with the content to make it go viral on the phone I'm basically undoing now and trying to make it make sense on the web.
The Script AUDIO TEXT: "This is an urgent message from the Romney campaign.
"When your goal is to help another person, then your reward system will be activated when you're meeting that goal," says Weng. Download the audio file and script for this compassion training from the Center for Investigating Healthy Minds website.
Other tags, such as script, audio, video and similar ones, may also be considered, depending on the types of objects that the cache administrators consider to be cacheable.
It will take content submitted on the hitRECord Web site — videos, scripts, audio, graphics, and the like — spruce it up, and remix it into a themed half-hour pastiche held together, presumably, by Gordon-Levitt's inquisitive eyebrows and wry grin.
"There are many different ways to integrate our audio assets including scripting or placing sound emitters directly inside environment art and our work was unfortunately blown out many times," he stated.
All questionnaires were administered in private interview rooms via the Questionnaire Design System (QDS), a computer-administered self-report interview system that includes audio and visual scripts (i.e., participants are able to hear and read questions).
