SONIPY
an
extensive open-source Python framework
for data sonification research
and auditory display
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Contacting SoniPy people If you have a simple query, email the address below, ensuring that you include details of the hardware/operating system and the version of Python you're using. Send email to: sonify_at_avatar_dot_com_dot_au
We aim to respond to email within three days of its
receipt. Contributions are welcome from anyone with an interest in better sonification resources– not just software developers, but researchers using sound who could benefit from better tools experimentation tools, psychoacoustic modellers etc. Software specific tasks include external library wrapping (usingcvars
or swig for example), specific module testing and
documentation,
interface design for undertaking empirical experiments to name but a
few. Perhaps you already have a module which would fit into the
framework. Suggestions are welcome!Need Assistance? If you have a project that requires sonification–from user interfaces to controlled sound environments, to the perceptualisation of large multivraiate datasets, we may be able to help. We are available for consultation and training workshops and have a diverse range of skills and experience ranging from soundscape compositon to user-interface and empirical experiment design, to Python programming–in Python, of course, though we also have experience in C, C++, Fortran, APL and Forth, as well as the main web-development languages. We have extensive experience in education and training in both the public (university) and private training arenas. |
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