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 The process begins with a focus on internal visualization and exploratory sketches, encouraging you to translate what you hear into a '''visual format'''. This method invites a deeper engagement with sound, elevating listening from a passive act to an active, multi-sensory experience.
-Find a place where you can fully engage your senses— step outside your room if you’d like. Spend some time listening closely to the movement of sounds in your environment.
+Find a place where you can fully engage your senses - step outside your room if you’d like. Spend some time listening closely to the movement of sounds in your environment.
-Create a visual representation of the soundscape around you. Use colors, shapes, and patterns to express the sounds—avoid using any words.
+Create a visual representation of the soundscape around you. Use colors, shapes, and patterns to express the sounds - avoid using any words.
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