The phrase "audio sounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to sounds that are produced or transmitted through audio technology or media.
Example: "The audio sounds from the concert were so clear that it felt like I was right there in the front row."
Alternatives: "sound recordings" or "audio signals".
"We have Australians asking us for different audio sounds.
The tighter the audio synchronisation the better the audio sounds, especially when using two speakers in the same room.
After all, what is the point of having an XXL display to watch if the audio sounds as if it is coming from a transistor radio?
The audio sounds as if it was indeed captured on a train, as its speaker surveyed the passing land, that "centre of equal daughters, equal suns".
Of course, the technology is designed to work well only with headphones; choose the Dolby Headphone function when you are using external speakers and the audio sounds lifeless and two-dimensional.
Indeed, you could say that the Play 1 is also aimed at all Tyler's twentysomething replacements, who might want to find out what good quality audio sounds like to go along with the expensive headphones they're buying for when they're out and about.
Myroslava Petsa, a Ukrainian journalist in Kiev, said that the people in the audio sounded shocked by what they had found in the wreckage.
In tests, TokBox chats looked a little grainier, and its audio sounded a little noisier, than video chats under similar conditions on Skype.
Buy now 9. Marshall London: £399, marshallheadphones.com Built to look like the amplifiers and headphones Marshall is best known for, this phone has a built-in Digital Analogue Converter to make audio sound especially impressive.
Push-button audio sound boxes in seven languages detail the action on the floor below and in four of the five auction rooms that visitors may view through plate-glass windows.
In the same vein, audio sounded a bit fuzzy, especially when pushed to the max.
