The Sound Studies Lab posted some recent work about Audio Papers that was published in Seismograf.
A short overview might be
The purpose of the audio paper is to extend the written academic text: to present discussions and explorations of a certain argument or problem in sound.
I’m interested in this as I have had posters and papers accepted about my sonification work. Whilst this gets the work published, it is a conundrum that audio work is essentially published in hard copy.
The audio paper solves this issue and provides the flexible format. There are some questions that I have about it and I really need to sit down and listen to the examples. The format does provide some possibilities that should be explored.
Echoing the post, it would be interesting to hear a meeting calling for Audio Papers. The best way of discovering the possibilities is to perhaps try it out.
Hallo,
thank you for the inspiration.
Is that an open call?
thank you,
Razia