Is it okay to leave Quranic Arabic audio playing in the background?

Is their anything wrong with leaving Quranic audio playing in the background while you get on with your day to day tasks?

I think I read somewhere that if the Quran is being recited, you must listen to it attentively. So if you have it playing in the background which you do your daily chores, you won't be listening to it attentively.

So, is it a sin to leave it playing in the background like that and not listen to it attentively?

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