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Dr. Stephen Barrass is the Founder of SONIFICATION.COM which specialises in Sonic Information Design and is dedicated to moving data sonification from the laboratory into the everyday world.Based on extensive experience we provide consultancy advice, rapid prototypes for other researchers, and innovative new sonic products.

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Leonardo, 2016

This article advocates for a dialogue about research traditions and paradigms within the communit... more This article advocates for a dialogue about research traditions and paradigms within the community around New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME). Although the research community collectively values interdisciplinarity, the author argues that we have not done enough to acknowledge and account for the inevitable epistemological differences that emerge with disciplinary diversity. Over time, NIME has seen a rise in the proportion of technical reporting and a concomitant decline in practice-based research, which historically played a more central role. Exploration and explication of the values, assumptions, and expectations that circumscribe legitimacy in practice-based research are needed in order to maintain and advocate for its relevance.

Proceedings of the Audio Mostly 2018 on Sound in Immersion and Emotion

Mozzi is a sound synthesiser that allows the Arduino to purr, growl and sing, instead of just buz... more Mozzi is a sound synthesiser that allows the Arduino to purr, growl and sing, instead of just buzzing the way it usually does.... Mozzi lets you create sounds using familiar synthesis units including oscillators, samples, delays, filters and envelopes. These sounds can be embedded in clothing, appliances, sports equipment, gadgets, toys, installations, and many other places where sound not been possible before. In this workshop you will make a a small interactive synthesiser using the MozziByte, so you can make almost anything purr, growl and sing.

Nature Astronomy

« Sound people speak to Star people-A sound experts' perspective on astronomy sonification projec... more « Sound people speak to Star people-A sound experts' perspective on astronomy sonification projects » N. Misdariis (a) , E. Özcan (b) , M. Grassi (c) , S. Pauletto (d) , S. Barrass (e) , R. Bresin (d) , P. Susini (a)

Journal of Sonic Studies, Oct 10, 2018

International Community on Auditory Display, 2007

Leonardo, 2016

This article advocates for a dialogue about research traditions and paradigms within the communit... more This article advocates for a dialogue about research traditions and paradigms within the community around New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME). Although the research community collectively values interdisciplinarity, the author argues that we have not done enough to acknowledge and account for the inevitable epistemological differences that emerge with disciplinary diversity. Over time, NIME has seen a rise in the proportion of technical reporting and a concomitant decline in practice-based research, which historically played a more central role. Exploration and explication of the values, assumptions, and expectations that circumscribe legitimacy in practice-based research are needed in order to maintain and advocate for its relevance.

Proceedings of the Audio Mostly 2018 on Sound in Immersion and Emotion

Mozzi is a sound synthesiser that allows the Arduino to purr, growl and sing, instead of just buz... more Mozzi is a sound synthesiser that allows the Arduino to purr, growl and sing, instead of just buzzing the way it usually does.... Mozzi lets you create sounds using familiar synthesis units including oscillators, samples, delays, filters and envelopes. These sounds can be embedded in clothing, appliances, sports equipment, gadgets, toys, installations, and many other places where sound not been possible before. In this workshop you will make a a small interactive synthesiser using the MozziByte, so you can make almost anything purr, growl and sing.

Nature Astronomy

« Sound people speak to Star people-A sound experts' perspective on astronomy sonification projec... more « Sound people speak to Star people-A sound experts' perspective on astronomy sonification projects » N. Misdariis (a) , E. Özcan (b) , M. Grassi (c) , S. Pauletto (d) , S. Barrass (e) , R. Bresin (d) , P. Susini (a)

Journal of Sonic Studies, Oct 10, 2018

International Community on Auditory Display, 2007

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