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No. Multilayer capacitors, being piezoelectric devices, tend to vibrate at specific voltages. This, along with possible sympathetic vibration with the circuit board, can cause sound generation. TCs, on the other hand, do not vibrate at different loads and voltages, making them ideal for audio/visual applications.
