The phrase "audio studio" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a space or facility designed for recording, mixing, or producing audio content, such as music or podcasts.
Example: "The band spent several weeks in the audio studio to finalize their new album."
Alternatives: "recording studio" or "sound studio".
As for recording software, commercial programs like Adobe Audition or Magix Sound Forge Audio Studio are relatively inexpensive applications to consider.
Bang & Olufsen was interested in the concept and cooperated with Mr. Moulton, who works out of his own audio studio in Groton, Mass., and Mr. LaCarrubba to adjust the design.
The Dublin-based company announced yesterday that it had spent €5.2 million to acquire Cord Worldwide and Laced Music, and had paid €300,000 to buy Maximal Studio, an audio studio in Sao Paulo that makes voiceover recordings.
A box containing the original master tape of a 1960 album, Lee-way by jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan, sits on the mixing board at Kevin Gray's Cohearent Audio studio.
Saul and Pollack are back in their audio studio this semester, and they plan to expand the ambit of the podcast with episodes that take on the culture of politics and science as well as literature and the arts.
It will also house Princeton's first Broadcast Center, which includes a fully equipped video and audio studio, and the Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering (PICSciE) and the Computational Science and Engineering Support Group, which support the field of high-performance computing.
Primarily known for making hi-fi speakers for audio studios and luxury hotels, the British company Bowers & Wilkins recently turned its expertise to headphones.
Recording engineer for hire, owner of Chicago's Electrical Audio studios, and frontman of Big Black and Shellac, Albini has a reputation as one of the most principled, if prickly characters in American independent rock.
Since then, said his wife, Mr. Roth's firm has accumulated a long list of clients on projects that range from rustic homes in the Catskills to film and audio studios in New York City.
Produced by the indie holier-than-thou and Shellac member Steve Albini, SOD has deliberately gone for a raw, spit and sawdust aesthetic, as well as the obvious notion that recording at the Albini-owned Electrical Audio studios in Chicago would mean a certain-as-death recording in analogue mode.
Facilities include the arts, design and media centre with 60-seat theatre, multimedia technology, photography, video editing and audio studios; purpose-built sixth form centre; hair and beauty salons, library and learning gateways.
