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2 Seeing with Sounds Amir Amedi’s Lab http://brain.huji.ac.il/

3 The vertical axis (elevation) is represented by frequency. The horizontal axis (left / right) is represented by time and stereo panning. Brightness is encoded by loudness. “The vOICe”: 3 Rules to convert images to sounds ©Peter Meijer www.seeingwithsound.com

4 The vertical axis (elevation) is represented by frequency. “The vOICe”: 3 Rules to convert images to sounds

5 Read words with Sensory Substitution Algorithm – What is this word?

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