The phrase "aural environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the soundscape or auditory context in which an event occurs, often in discussions about music, sound design, or acoustics.
Example: "The aural environment of the concert hall greatly enhances the listening experience for the audience."
Alternatives: "acoustic environment" or "sound environment".
Subtle amplification turns even the crinkling sound of tissue paper into part of the aural environment.
All of these add new effects to the aural environment, and all fade as you move on.
With Here earbuds from Doppler Labs, you're in control of your aural environment, and it's pretty sweet.
It's about the creation of an aural environment that impacts our relationship to a production, just like any other design".
While thermal comfort, indoor air quality and visual environment are of comparable importance, aural environment is the major determining factor.
Still others mingled, greeting friends, their murmured conversations lending some small part to an engrossing aural environment conjured at the heart of a teeming metropolis.
Nick and Ian discuss the role of sound, aural environments, and noise on ideas of preservation, in historic buildings, spaces, and in the city.
In an interactive book called The Sounds of Star Wars the story of how all the different sound effects and aural environments in Star Wars were created is told through text and, appropriately, sound.
The four-track sine wave piece is designed to raise questions about the primal experience of sound, the nature of hearing, and the relationship between aural perception and environment.
Barefoot, fitted with a pair of goggles, headphones and a backpack, I was led into a dark 50-by-50-foot 50-by-50-foot 50-by-50-foot 50-by-50-footl and visual enviroomentheninding myself all alone as dawn illuminated a vast, emplungedert sintoated by a sand-covered floor.
Tottering up into eaves and leaning against walls, the works try to emphasise, in Ms Barlow's words, the "rhythm" of each room, while competing for visitors' attention with the more traditional beauty of the surroundings.Ms Barlow says her natural habitat is the city, as she prefers the "visual and aural noise of urban environments".
