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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Sonification should not only be comprehensible but also engaging, ideally offering information as effectively as, or even more clearly than visual graph. The quality of the sonification is equally important. This includes both the technical excellence of the audio and its "musical narrative" - how well it describes the evolution of the data while remaining aesthetically pleasing. While "pleasantness" is subjective, an appealing sonification helps maintain the listener’s attention and ensures the data is effectively communicated, as discussed in the Context is Important section.</div>FuzzyBot