The phrase "professional audio" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to high-quality sound equipment or technology used in a professional setting, such as music production, film recording, or live events. Example sentence: "Our company specializes in providing professional audio solutions for concerts and events."
The last update to Apple's professional audio editing suite, Logic Pro, was back in 2009.
Save for an open bag of Doritos, the keyboard, bongo drum and professional audio equipment swallowing the space gave it the appearance of a music-school dorm room.
The company serves the professional audio market with much more expensive software, and it doesn't have versions for Windows 8 or 10.
Mr. Christie said he hoped that icontact.com's technology would one day be as pervasive on the Web as Dolby technology is in consumer and professional audio systems, to the point that people might be content to let unseen Net representatives guide them through the Internet.
Perhaps Apple thought professional audio folks would forget them.
This was expensive and therefore restricted to professional audio recording studios.
The short answer, by the way, is that the ban affects industrial-size batteries, including some used by professional audio-visual crews, because they can pose a significant fire hazard.
If you are looking to pick up the PJ1173, it's only available now through authorized ViewSonic professional audio-visual resellers for a street price of $3,799.
An 8-member expert panel of judges comprising of creative writer, veteran print and electronic media professionals, audio-visual experts and academics assessed each entry through a strict marking process where the names of the participants were replaced by a serial number.
According to my friend Jake Cheriff, who is a professional sound engineer, the audio clip "must have the same overtones or something".
Putting in the time to learn to use professional level audio editing software has also made me more efficient overall.
