The phrase "audio space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an environment or context related to sound, audio production, or listening experiences.
Example: "The new app creates an immersive audio space that enhances the user's listening experience."
Alternatives: "sound environment" or "acoustic area".
The album gives you a paradoxical representation of audio space, like intimate confessions in a concrete warehouse.
Deaf Center is a Norwegian duo who play piano and cello with long tones, far-reaching sustain, carefully overlapping dissonances and wizardly use of audio space.
But as the concert went on, players on one side sometimes veered into the other side's audio space or physical space; at the finale — which you could anticipate from the start — both groups played simultaneously.
Sennheiser is great at doing a lot of things, namely in the audio space.
These methods have been studied recently since they can be used to realize a personal audio space without the use of headphones.
It's a pretty logical acquisition, as far as these things go — Logitech already operates in the audio space, with speakers and gaming headsets.
Que? Qui? 对吧? Surely, they must have all registered that this spent and battered nation has completely run out of music and begun to plaster over the gaps by just paddying up a few leftover pub bands, some X Factor grist and filling in the final cubes of spare audio-space with an automated note-trilling machine called Jessie J.
Que? Qui? 对吧? Surely, the only conclusion the rest of the world could have arrived at is that this spent and battered nation has completely run out of music and begun to plaster over the gaps by using a few leftover bar bands as putty, some X Factor paint, and filling in the final cubes of spare audio-space with an automated note-trilling machine called Jessie J.
There's still another very interesting announcement in the online audio advertising space that will come out next week.
Playback singer recognition algorithm involves Gaussian mixture model [15, 27] distribution over an audio feature space like loudness, timbre, MFCC, LPC, and pitch.
After all, they kind of are the new masters of Bluetooth headphones, but are rather dynamic in the audio hardware space, too.
