When Data Learns to Sing: Inside Karhide's Sonification Tools
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When Data Learns to Sing: Inside Karhide's Sonification Tools
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Have you ever wondered what a wildfire pattern sounds like? Or have you ever wished for an ambient drone to accompany a text you wrote? Good news, now you have some intuitive, interactive online tools to do exactly that.
Tim Waterfield is the man behind the Karhide project who, together with Rafael Diogo’s Deep Dive Sound, created Lo-fi River Flow for our project.
On top of making music he’s always very busy creating ways to make music technology more accessible and easier to use. I spoke with him recently about some of the free tools he created.
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