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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>The output sound of the system will be the first characteristic to be perceived by a user. It is its signature, its flavor. It will interact with the user’s taste and we must be aware of that. It is the auditive wrapping to be perceived by an audience and, as studies on sound perception show, it will immediately and unconsciously provoke a good or bad sensation to the listener. We should therefore get used to producing “nice” sound outputs with the device that will be used, be it a microcontroller buzzer or a pc virtual synthesizer or a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) connected to speakers. We should practice some music, or at least make some noise!</div>FuzzyBot