"sound experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation or activity that involves hearing something. For example, "I had a great sound experience at the concert last night."
"We want to transport the audience through the windows by giving them an intimate sound experience.
"It's our belief that a good sound experience is key when using a mobile phone".
David Bowie is, at the V&A from 23 March 2013, in partnership with Gucci, sound experience by Sennheiser (vam.ac.uk).ac.uk
Called Dolby Headphone, it is said to simulate the booming six-channel surround sound experience accurately through any pair of standard stereo headphones, regardless of their quality.
Springborg continued to pitch for government saying Labor had no plan for Queensland and the LNP had more sound experience in financial management.
"And there's a lot of Web use in open air workplace environments, so we're looking for a more subtle sound experience".
Heck, it's Wednesday - what are your top 3 gaming sound experiences (soundtrack, fx or both).
Summersalt festival, Melbourne Arts Precinct, until 21 February Sonic artist Luke Jaaniste presents two nights of vibrating, trembling, amplified sound experiences for the entire body.
In addition to producing his own music, Mr. Colón is fascinated with architecture and, in 2017, started a design agency called Tetsu to create immersive sound experiences.
However, there is not yet an industry standard for designing sound experiences to communicate data generated by ubiquitous computing, particularly through emergent conversational interfaces.
Sonos and Ikea just announced a new collaboration to "create future home sound experiences".
