"broadcast sound" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to audio, such as music or a spoken announcement, that is broadcast by radio or television. For example: "The broadcast sound of thunder echoed throughout the valley."
Unlike vocalization processes of many other vertebrates, frogs broadcast sound without expelling air.
The challenge of the job, Mr. Saks said in a recent interview, is to make a live broadcast sound natural.
Part of the Progressive Networks bag of tricks was software that made it possible to broadcast sound over the Internet.
For a while he worked for a radio station, but was only allowed to broadcast "sound and practical" bulletins about being healthy and safe.
Tells about what they saw on each screen, real and imagined, including a 1929 radio broadcast (sound only), Joan Crawford in "Possessed," and Graham Kerr, the Galloping Gourmet.
"Hearing loops," which are transmitters that broadcast sound signals directly to a receiver in a hearing aid, are catching on in concert halls, places of worship and even subway booths.
The recent Oscars broadcast sounded like a death rattle for the traditional film business.
But Welles's broadcast sounded so authentic that thousands of panicked listeners rushed to escape the strange creatures from another planet that Welles said were swarming toward Manhattan.
A few days later, Mrs Arroyo gave Mr Perez a much-photographed kiss on the cheek, leaving Filipinos to wonder if she had not already prejudged the case.The president's broadcast sounded determined on economic matters.
And since the early days of live radio broadcasts, sound design has been an integral part of the process.
It is a speaker that broadcasts sound by means of magnets, and he took me to Costa Mesa to see it.
