Talk:Sonification

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[edit] Sonification Talk Page

Added some stuff about techniques of sonification... not conclusive no, but I don't think most readers would know what an auditory envelope is :) Mind you, I don't know any researchers using them in sonifications either, but that's not to say they couldn't be used. --Sparkleyone 09:19, 3 January 2006 (UTC)

If anyone knows about sonification, as in the cell lysis technique, that'd make a good addition. Maybe I'll do that when I have a bit more time. Sean 07:08, 16 March 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Does Morse Code count?

Does Morse Code count?

I am not an expert in sonification, but I would call Morse Code more of an encoding scheme than a technique of sonification. I believe that data sonification usually deals with continuous quantities (or time series) as opposed to providing a standard encoding a closed set of symbols. -- mbsullivan

[edit] Interest in a Simple Data Sonification Tool

About a year ago, for a research position at UC Irvine, I created a simple program to convert time-series data to sound. If anybody is interested in such a tool (probably for simple visualization/demonstration purposes) I would be happy to allow free use of the program and even build in support for different data formats. If there is no interest, I would prefer not to do so simply for my own health. There is a SF page @ http://sourceforge.net/projects/wave2wav/ should anybody have use for the tool. It should work under Windows or most Unix variants (I think I was too lazy to post a suitable binary, if anybody wants them for Linux let me know and I'll compile the program for you). -- mbsullivan