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| h English (en) | Sonification systems often serve to provide more than one piece of information. We can map as many variables as the amount of sound parameters we can control. As long as the sound does not become confusing due to the multiple sound layers playing simultaneously. If we consider that a philharmonic orchestra can have over one hundred elements we have some room for overlaying several sounds. Opposite to the visual stimuli where we cannot exceed a certain number, usually inferior to that of audio stimuli. Finally, like in the orchestra, the sounds have to be carefully arranged together in case of large numbers. |