When you Sonify the Superbowl

Because someone has to ask these questions.
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[@DJH47]

Maybe adding different sonic qualities to each team would make this slightly more interesting?

[@marcevanstein]

Well, they are in different keys, but I see what you're saying

[@DJH47]

Curse my lack of ear training! 😅@@marcevanstein

[@cian.photography]

That touchdown sound is so satisfying

[@AlfaOOO151]

Tic tac toe man can make great music

[@StewartEngart]

Love the halftime music!

[@isobarkley]

i am digging the pass swell!!

[@meridiem.dolorem]

this video thumbnail's lore is immensely deep

[@watsonwrote]

I don't know anything about the Superbowl or American Football generally but I enjoyed this composition a lot. It's like a good, responsive video game soundtrack

[@10thletter40]

The interesting sequence was very much so! I enjoyed it 😅

[@StrikeCulture]

Can you set it up to get anywhere near real time for the KC/Niners game?

[@SilverGoldYT]

Oh wow, i love this

[@FncyBcn]

Nice

[@parvahuja7618]

nice

[@hostnik777]

Is the code for this in your course? Would love to see how you put it together.

[@CrushedAsian255]

what's the dataset?

[@marcevanstein]

I actually got ChatGPT to convert a text play-by-play into a list of event objects. It was a bit ridiculous!

[@user-md3lv2pw7e]

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