Sonifying the desktop visually

Sonifying the desktop visually

We are using Sonnet, a visual programming language for developing distributed real time applications, to enhance the user interface experience by allowing audio events to be associated with events that occur during the day to day operation of a computer. Designed originally for writing run time acti...

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Computer languages
Distributed computing
Humans
Low pass filters
Music
Runtime
Shape
Timbre
Writing
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