The soundtrack is an integral part of the modern movie, and audiences expect an ever more impressive 3D soundscape of voices, background sounds, music and special effects. The power of the movie soundtrack to engage and affect suggests that sounds may also be useful in presentations of other types of information to a general public. Most listeners can quickly and easily understand sonifications of simple functions, data distributions, and covariation between two variables (Flowers et al. 1996). The engagement of movie sound was coupled with a quantitative auditory
display to produce a sonification of ozone levels in the Los Angeles basin in which a coughing sound builds to a coughing fit during rush-hour traffic. The sounds attract attention, can be understood quickly and correctly, and leave a lasting impression (Scaletti 1994). Another example is an environmental sonification in which a siren warns of sulphate concentrations in the atmosphere, a rain-like sound indicates rainfall readings, and an ominous wailing bemoans consequent deposits of acid-rain (Misenheimer and Landreth 1993).
The soundtrack is an integral part of the modern movie, and audiences expect an ever more impressive 3D soundscape of voices, background sounds, music and special effects. The power of the movie soundtrack to engage and affect suggests that sounds may also be useful in presentations of other types of information to a general public. Most listeners can quickly and easily understand sonifications of simple functions, data distributions, and covariation between two variables (Flowers et al. 1996). The engagement of movie sound was coupled with a quantitative auditory
display to produce a sonification of ozone levels in the Los Angeles basin in which a coughing sound builds to a coughing fit during rush-hour traffic. The sounds attract attention, can be understood quickly and correctly, and leave a lasting impression (Scaletti 1994). Another example is an environmental sonification in which a siren warns of sulphate concentrations in the atmosphere, a rain-like sound indicates rainfall readings, and an ominous wailing bemoans consequent deposits of acid-rain (Misenheimer and Landreth 1993).
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