The phrase "audiovisual experiences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe events, activities, or content that involve both sound and visual elements, such as films, presentations, or interactive media.
Example: "The festival will showcase a variety of audiovisual experiences that engage the audience in unique ways."
Alternatives: "multimedia experiences" or "audio-visual events".
On top of all that, he's the creator of stunning audiovisual experiences.
Users can build what are called "waves," trippy audiovisual experiences that accompany concerts and contribute heavily to the app's electro-Burning Man vibes.
Powerful audiovisual experiences can be quite meditative.
Virgo's label, The Revera Corporation, doubles as a game development studio; Water Planet is the first in an upcoming series of immersive audiovisual experiences.
They're a great way to provide immersive and immediate audiovisual experiences for viewers, delivered straight to their VR headsets, phones, or desktops.
Conceived as a suite of 10 song-specific apps, each app links music composition and scientific concepts in a set of hands-on, immersive audiovisual experiences.
"Family Stories, Family Sagas" is an audiovisual experience in which six New England families talk about who they are, where they came from and where they may be going.
The first virtual reality Prom will give classical music enthusiasts an audiovisual experience inspired by the "field postcards" sent home by First World War soldiers.
Tetsuya Mizuguchi has crafted a spiritual successor to Dreamcast favourite Rez that provides such a spectacular audiovisual experience that standing before it in jeans and a T-shirt makes you feel rather unworthy.
It promises to be "a place for encounters, ideas and exchanges"; a site for citizens and experts to debate the future of the Mediterranean; an attraction where visitors will be "plunged into a subtle audiovisual experience".
It promises to be "a place for encounters, ideas and exchanges"; a site for citizens and experts to debate the future of the Mediterranean; an attraction where visitors will be "plunged into a subtle audiovisual experience".
