Sonipy : the design of an extendable software framework for sonification research and auditory display

David Worrall; Michael Bylstra; Stephen Barrass; Roger T. Dean

Sonipy : the design of an extendable software framework for sonification research and auditory display

David Worrall, Michael Bylstra, Stephen Barrass, Roger T. Dean

MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development

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Abstract

The need for better software tools was highlighted in the 1997 Sonification Report [1]. It included some general proposals for adapting sound synthesis software to the needs of sonification research. Now, a decade later, it is evident that the demands on software by sonification research are greater than those afforded by music composition and sound synthesis software. This paper compares some major contributions made towards achieving the Report's proposals with current sonification demands and outlines SoniPy, a broader and more robust model which can integrate the expertise and prior development of software components using a public-domain community-development approach.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	ICAD 2007 : Immersed in Organized Sound : Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Auditory Display, June 26-29 2007, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Publisher	McGill University
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published - 2007
Event	International Conference on Auditory Display - Duration: 1 Jan 2007 → …

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Conference	International Conference on Auditory Display
Period	1/01/07 → …

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sonification
data processing
music
composition (music)
python

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Worrall, D, Bylstra, M, Barrass, S & Dean, RT 2007, Sonipy : the design of an extendable software framework for sonification research and auditory display. in ICAD 2007 : Immersed in Organized Sound : Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Auditory Display, June 26-29 2007, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. McGill University, International Conference on Auditory Display, 1/01/07.

Sonipy : the design of an extendable software framework for sonification research and auditory display. / Worrall, David; Bylstra, Michael; Barrass, Stephen et al.
ICAD 2007 : Immersed in Organized Sound : Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Auditory Display, June 26-29 2007, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. McGill University, 2007.

Research output: Chapter in Book / Conference Paper › Conference Paper

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