Translations:Sonification in practice/77/en

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Sound has the advantage over visual perception that more layers of data can be perceived at the same time. Changes in patterns are more easily detected listening than looking at. Especially if the amount of data is very large. So, in sum, we need to consider the data we have, how they evolve in time, how they are arranged and what are the salient parts we want to use to feed our sonification system. We have to ask ourselves “what will the sound mean?” We need to understand that data is not the message! We must metabolize the data and their behavior and find what message will be triggering sound.