Sonification scheme example - proposed in light of MPC study
This scheme consists in eight samples :
[ Welcome - Goodbye ] - [ FeedBack yes - Feedback no ] - [ Mail in - mail out ] - Alarm - Radio link
For each category, here are the specifications, as defined in chapter VII.
| closing / opening | opening | opening program : welcome ! |
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| closing | closing program : goodbye ! |
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| feedbacks | yes | simple feedback "yes" (eg in games) |
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| no | simple feedback "no" (eg in games) | low spectrum ~ (mel Length ~0.25 sec, stable mel profile and low spectrum |
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| mail in |
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| mail out / message sent | [0.5 sec., An image of something being thrown in the air - clearly uphill sample |
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| schedule alarm | schedule alarm | repetitive sounds - sounding as real life alarms | |||||||||||
| radio links | incoming radio links | for the moment, these two categories merge | hi tech sounding synth like samples - length 1->2 sec | ||||||||||
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These specifications were folloed in order to obtain the following results :
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scheme 1
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scheme 2
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scheme 3
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| welcome | |||
| goodbye | |||
| feedback yes | |||
| feedback no | |||
| mail in | |||
| mail out | |||
| alarm | |||
| radio link |