Loud Numbers
Loud Numbers, a sonification podcasting duo of Miriam Quick and Duncan Geere, hosting a ‘sonification festival’ today on Youtube.
15:04 Alex Selby-Boothroyd - Sonifications for the Economist - NOT USEFUL
- mapping differences between data points and turning them into piano notes; mapped to pitch.
- sonifications for use in podcasts
45:48 Richard Bultitude - Creating the Conditional Orchestra - NOT USEFUL
- the conditional orchestra creates musical compositions based on the weather in a specific location
1:16:02 Q&A - Sara Lenzi on the Data Sonification Archive; CHECK OUT sonification sandbox
- https://soundcloud.com/user-467084838/while-i-was-not-there
- manually built the composition by splitting data into five categories and then using rain sounds to represent them - put them manually onto the track
- sonification canvas
1:47:55 Jordan Wirfs-Brock - a Live Data-Sound Recipe - VERY INTERESTING
- data, sound, and narrative - uses Sonic Pi and parameter mapping
- autobiographical design exploration
- speech and non-speech to better explain narrative/provide annotation; jordan is researching the combining and how it impacts understanding
- DATA VISCERALIZATION - “REPRESENTATIONS OF DATA THAT THE WHOLE BODY CAN EXPERIENCE, EMOTIONALLY AS WELL AS PHYSICALLY” D’IGNAZIO AND KLEIN, DATA FEMINISIM, 2020 ** data embodiment!
- audio icons
2:18:36 Break - Modular Synth Performance
2:47:50 Kofi Oduro - Sonification of Our Senses
- sonic pi, hydra, and tidal cycles
- live coding using sonic pi; hydra for creating visual arts
3:17:08 Simon Huwiler - A Song of Crowns and Tears
3:44:15 Q&A Miriam Quick & Duncan Geere, feat. Alli Torban
4:15:30 Jennifer Kotler - Hearing the Light, A Sonification Gameshow
https://icad.org/
*** plays with the idea of the ‘subjectivity’/’objectivity’ of data - data is seen as objective, but it’s as subjective as the choices made when making a sonification
FUTURE IDEA: -sonifying past prides (size/attendees), aids deaths, raids, etc? hearing queer history; overlaid with/against