
I'm working on a permanent page about the soundscape with
** downloadable maps with suggested routes
** sound previews and
** a list of the wonderful individuals who helped make the project the exciting, diverse experience it is.
One of the technical challenges of making the sound map was using a landscape - of streets and open spaces criss-crossed by roads - to create a coherent, pleasing audio narrative, whichever direction you take.
I've been hearing feedback from lots of visitors to the project and while most prefer to navigate the soundscape purely by ear, some have asked for a visual guide as well.

The project is going to be a free download from the Google Play store very shortly but if you want to try it out now - it's completely free! - come to the Gosport Discovery Centre, borrow a handset, and walk around to listen wherever you choose.
My website (Benjaminmawson.com) will shortly contain all the files and info you need if you want to put together a DIY sound walk for your own Android phone…..
and there will also be a version you can use anywhere. . . . . . .
~~~ inspired by listening to #Satsymph's geo-located Hermes on a Welsh hill-top earlier this week, (previous post).
The Mayor's blog post about his firs geo-located virtual audio experience: http://www.mayorofgosport.co.uk/2014/05/02/
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