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A sonification activity consistes in the design and buidling of a sonification system. A sonification system can be accomplished in many different ways but 3 components must always be considered: 1) INPUT DATA; 2) MAPPING PROTOCOL; 3) AUDIO OUTPUT; | A sonification activity consistes in the design and buidling of a sonification system. A sonification system can be accomplished in many different ways but 3 components must always be considered: | ||
1) INPUT DATA; | |||
2) MAPPING PROTOCOL; | |||
3) AUDIO OUTPUT; | |||
== Data Input == | == Data Input == | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:08, 26 September 2024
A sonification activity consistes in the design and buidling of a sonification system. A sonification system can be accomplished in many different ways but 3 components must always be considered: 1) INPUT DATA; 2) MAPPING PROTOCOL; 3) AUDIO OUTPUT;