The phrase "auditory accompaniment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe sound that supports or enhances a visual or performance element, such as music in a film or background sounds in a presentation.
Example: "The film's emotional depth was heightened by the auditory accompaniment of a haunting score."
Alternatives: "sound support" or "audio enhancement".
Auditory accompaniment is silence, at first.
The majority of these objects produced a "crunchy" auditory accompaniment when consumed, and were orange-colored.
Despite the energetic auditory accompaniment of a being known only as "Cee Lo," we do not hypothesize that the narratives were intended to provoke laughter.
Nocturnal habits included excursions to dark, enclosed spaces for ritualistic mass gyrations to auditory accompaniment while imbibing a liquid whose container depicted perhaps as a symbolic representation of animal sacrifice a red taurine being.
During the control condition (referred to hereafter as JazzCtrl), subjects played the composition with the auditory accompaniment of a pre-recorded jazz quartet.
During the corresponding improvisation condition (referred to as JazzImprov), subjects were given freedom to improvise, using the chord structure of the composition and the same auditory accompaniment as the basis for improvisation.
We report an enhancement in mean response magnitude to an incongruent audiovisual stimulus, suggesting that neurons within the IMM may signal incongruous auditory accompaniments to the visual component of the imprinting stimulus.
We therefore believe that it is unlikely that the imprinting-related enhancement of mean response magnitude to ANOVIS was anomalous but rather interpret the effect tentatively as a result of imprinting that may reveal important details regarding the function of IMM neurons; namely the detection of incongruous auditory accompaniments to the visual imprinting stimulus.
Not everyone's idea of ear candy, certainly, but for discerning mavens of mayhem, these auditory delights, and their visual accompaniment, are delectable.
Joseph Kubera, a pianist, will play Ms. Spiegel's works for solo piano with algorithmic video accompaniment, in keeping with Ms. Spiegel's interest in translating auditory phenomena into visual art.
This information is used to separate the auditory output of each song temporally into individual melody tones (including the accompaniment at this time).
