The phrase "audio trail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sequence of audio recordings or sounds that guide or accompany a particular experience, such as a tour or a multimedia presentation.
Example: "As we walked through the museum, we listened to the audio trail that provided insights into each exhibit."
Alternatives: "sound path" or "audio guide".
An audio trail linking the places on the Ridgeway is also available at the same site.
In the audio trail, Hambling is particularly struck that Sappho's Greek island home valued the poet enough to put her on its official coinage.
Stop off at the sites that form part of the Robin Hood trail along the way to hear tales of the legendary hero on a free audio trail also available on the above website.
017687 80467, womenrock.co.uk, half-day taster session from £40pp, full day Learning to Lead £100pp A new audio trail for Langdale called High Fell – The Cumbria Landscape Story, tells of the radical changes that took place in the Lake District after the second world war.
Cousin Jacks: Cornish Mining is a polished tourism app focused on the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site, with audio trails, walks and maps.
Go to: crillonlebrave.com The trail Uncover the secrets of the Peak District's Historic Border Country with a new series of audio trails, "Hidden Gems".
Some privacy advocates worry that it adds an audio track to the digital trail that people leave behind when they use the Web or apps, potentially exposing them to more data mining.
There is also ghost hunting at Carisbrooke Castle (adult £9.70/child £5.80) and an Isle of Fright free audio ghost trail (download it on Google Play or the App Store).
My audio track, meanwhile, was the cascading water of Baring Creek, which runs parallel to much of the trail.
A deputation of 800 American lawyers will be visiting Runnymede, there is a new Magna Carta cycle trail, an audio-visual display will tour Kent towns with Magna Carta associations, like Faversham and Rochester, and a new work has been commissioned from the artist Cornelia Parker.
At the Visitor Center at 168 Tremont Street, on the edge of the Common, you can pick up a Freedom Trail brochure or audio tour for a self-guided tour.
