Data Viz Today

66: How to Make Music with Data — Featuring Duncan Geere and Miriam Quick

Aug 31, 2021

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What Is Odification?

02:56

Introduction

4min

What Is Odification?

3min

The World's First Data Sonification Podcast

3min

Sonification

2min

Data Sonification

6min

The End of the Road

2min

The Sound of the Polar Regions

2min

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2min

Wes Torodigy, What Tools Did You Use?

3min

10.

Do You Want to Make More Than Just a Music Piece?

3min

11.

What's the Hardest Part of the Process?

2min

12.

The Number of Parts in a Piece of Music

5min

13.

How to Create Really Effective Psonifications?

2min

14.

Sonification

3min

15.

The Art of Parometer Mapping Radius

2min

16.

Do You Know How to Create a Track?

2min

17.

Sonification Isn't Working?

2min

18.

Sonification

2min

19.

The Future of Sanification

5min

20.

Using Samples in the Final Track

2min

21.

How to Create a Mood With Music?

2min

22.

Is Tempo Mapping a Thing?

3min

23.

You Can Really Create With Sonification

2min

24.

Using Data Sonification to Enhance Your Presentations

3min

Have you heard of data sonification?

It’s the process of turning data into sound, and there's a novel podcast out now called Loud Numbers where Duncan Geere and Miriam Quick introduce a data story, explain how they sonified it, and then play the sonification they've created.

In this episode, we discover how they created their podcast, what’s the benefit of turning data into sound, and how we can make our own sonifications without sounding like complete amateurs!

Show notes: https://dataviztoday.com/shownotes/66