Ääniraidoilla

Ääniraidoilla is a Finnish term formed from ääniraita, meaning a soundtrack or audio track, with the plural locative suffix -illa. The expression literally translates to “on the soundtracks” or “on the audio tracks” and is used to refer to content that appears on or is part of a soundtrack collection or an audio track list. The form is typically used in plural contexts to discuss multiple soundtracks associated with films, television series, video games, or music releases.

In Finnish grammar, ääniraidat is the plural noun for soundtracks, and the adessive -illa marks location or context, producing ääniraidoilla as “on the soundtracks.” The term is not generally a standalone title but a grammatical construction that appears in prose, journalism, reviews, and academic writing when describing where certain music or audio elements can be found. It can be contrasted with singular ääniraidalla (“on the soundtrack”) and nominative ääniraidat (“soundtracks”).

Usage and contexts: ääniraidoilla is commonly employed in media discussions to indicate that specific tracks, music cues, or sound effects are included on a soundtrack release or within the audio track list of a work. It is relevant in film and game music reporting, in descriptions of album compilations, and in metadata labeling for streaming platforms.

See also: ääniraita; soundtrack; film music; music metadata.