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實踐大學 媒體傳達設計學系碩士班 蔡遵弘所指導 李艷琳的 強調聽覺於沉浸聲共感體驗之創作與研究 （2021），提出rain sounds surround關鍵因素是什麼，來自於聯覺、聲音裝置、雨聲筒、沉浸式體驗、沉浸聲。
Forty Days and One Night: A Sample of Examples
為了解決rain sounds surround 的問題，作者Kelly, James William, Jr. 這樣論述：
Forty Days and One Night is a compilation of poems intended to be used as a motivational aid in the writings of other poets from the novice on up. This collection is a sample of examples of different poetry types and styles. Rhyming, non-rhyming, happy, sad, simple, complex (multiple rhyming sche
med), haiku, romantic, faith based, and story poems are the bulk of this set of examples. The straightforward eight syllable poem or "eight syllablur" has been included to point out how simple and repetitive this form can be. Complex multiple rhyming schemed poems are the highlight of this collectio
n and are each very different from one another. The intent here is to encourage poets to be original and explore new and unique writing styles. A well written poem should compare to the sounds of children playing, the wind in the trees, and the music made by tires on a distant highway. These sounds
and others should bring pen to paper inspiring one to turn black and white into a vibrant rainbow of words. As there is/are good and bad music, stories, and feelings, there are also good and bad poems. Write, rewrite, read, and reread, don't be satisfied with average or mediocre writings. The poet i
s the writers writer specializing in arranging words in more than just a readable format but in a vividly colorful and musical way without the paint brush or the orchestra. When a poem is completed it should be flawless and fulfilling to the author. Feelings will flow as well as the words. This coll
ection consists of three groups of poems. The first is a set of eighteen poems titled "A Love Story." Inspired by life's rollercoaster ride through love and heartbreak. It classically begins with boy meets girl and a shared romantically passionate love. A love filled with hopes and dreams that could
last forever if not for the promiscuous desires of a selfish young man. The pain and anguish felt by him is heart wrenching and ends with him as a lonely old man filled with fond memories and a relentless quest for love and passions of the heart. A life filled with good intentions, selfish mistakes
, and a lust for love tainted at times leaving this man old and lonely. Throughout his life's story death is mentioned in seven of the eighteen poems, he is heartbroken to the point of suicidal contemplations, yet he drives onward. Though at times life can sometimes seem like a downward spiral there
is always something to live for or look forward to and thankfully he realizes this before it is too late. Part two is a set of worldly writings with an emphasis on the wide variety of topics to pen poems about. There are so many inspirations, yet so little time. Easily an entire volume could be wri
tten about God or love but, expand the imagination into a world of talking frogs, children playing, flowing waters, disease, and laughter. Put yourself in the shoes of a man being released from prison or a poor rich man walking home in the rain. Dream, imagine, feel. Express all of this and more wit
h the mere stroke of a pen. Give this magical, mystical form of self expression to the world, responsibly and lovingly. Share what is within you with those who surround you. Finally, we all believe in something and so our beliefs are written so that they may be shared with others. We write about wha
t we believe in hopes that some good will come of it and so I share my faith both lovingly and passionately. I believe what I believe as well as you believe what you believe. My intentions aren't to push you or persuade you into, or convince you to change what or who you are. I am only sharing what
I have faith in. I will admit though that I do hope and pray the best for everyone and that these poems of faith were written for all of you as well with that intent. I love you all and I hope you enjoy reading this book as much as I enjoyed writing it.
強調聽覺於沉浸聲共感體驗之創作與研究
為了解決rain sounds surround 的問題，作者李艷琳 這樣論述：
筆者因為失去親人的聲音後，意識到聲音是會消失的，進而開始重視及思考聲音的相關議題。因為數位化的氾濫，人們逐漸地把自然界中聲音的獲得，視為是一種理所當然，進而忽略了自然界中的聲音其實是會停止的，若有一天人們習以為常的、自然界中的某些聲音不再發聲，即使透過高科技去還原、模擬，我們仍可能永久地失去了該真實的聲音。本研究乃強調聽覺於沉浸聲共感體驗之實驗性系列創作研究，透過文獻探討、相關作品案例分析以及自身作品回顧，來奠定本研究之實驗性創作的根基。聽覺與視覺、或其他感官之間的聯想關係，和體驗者的記憶有關，和聽覺相比，視覺是佔據優勢的。本研究之創作皆為基於時間的媒體藝術作品，需要體驗者來到特定的展場，透
過一定的時間去體驗和感受。筆者由自身對聲音的感官經歷為出發點，通過「轉熟為生」及「簡化聆聽」的方法，選取人們習以為常的自然聲響，並以雨聲作為元素進行創作。在本研究之聲音裝置是基於傳統雨聲筒改造的，筆者對於發聲體的材質、內部結構、尺寸、發聲顆粒的材質之選擇，以及不同的運轉驅動模式，進行實測，詳細地記錄如何製造屬於自己的雨聲裝置，並將失敗和成功的經歷都記錄下來。筆者在一個讓體驗者能夠沉浸的暗空間內，用人造物件代替自然物，以此來喚醒人們對於自然聲響的忽視，將其組合、創造出複數的機械動力裝置，用來模擬、類比自然的聲響，製造一個固定不變、可持續的沉浸聲場，在空間內呈現出由實體聲音裝置模擬的3D沉浸聲技術
(Ambisonics)，進而構建的360度環繞聲音雕塑。為了能更好的專注在聽覺感知的體驗上，筆者通過削弱、剝奪視覺，強調聽覺，並希望在體驗者的腦海中建構出全新的，以聽覺主導的沉浸聲共感體驗，挑戰自然和人工的界限，希望打破人們對於自然聲響原本的既定認知，重新去體驗，專注在感受、聆聽聲音本身，透過人的介入，與作品產生互動關係，也探討了人與自然之間的關係。
Forty Days and One Night: A Sample of Examples
為了解決rain sounds surround 的問題，作者Kelly, James William, Jr. 這樣論述：
Forty Days and One Night is a compilation of poems intended to be used as a motivational aid in the writings of other poets from the novice on up. This collection is a sample of examples of different poetry types and styles. Rhyming, non-rhyming, happy, sad, simple, complex (multiple rhyming schemed
), haiku, romantic, faith based, and story poems are the bulk of this set of examples. The straightforward eight syllable poem or "eight syllablur" has been included to point out how simple and repetitive this form can be. Complex multiple rhyming schemed poems are the highlight of this collection a
nd are each very different from one another. The intent here is to encourage poets to be original and explore new and unique writing styles. A well written poem should compare to the sounds of children playing, the wind in the trees, and the music made by tires on a distant highway. These sounds and
others should bring pen to paper inspiring one to turn black and white into a vibrant rainbow of words. As there is/are good and bad music, stories, and feelings, there are also good and bad poems. Write, rewrite, read, and reread, don't be satisfied with average or mediocre writings. The poet is t
he writers writer specializing in arranging words in more than just a readable format but in a vividly colorful and musical way without the paint brush or the orchestra. When a poem is completed it should be flawless and fulfilling to the author. Feelings will flow as well as the words. This collect
ion consists of three groups of poems. The first is a set of eighteen poems titled "A Love Story." Inspired by life's rollercoaster ride through love and heartbreak. It classically begins with boy meets girl and a shared romantically passionate love. A love filled with hopes and dreams that could la
st forever if not for the promiscuous desires of a selfish young man. The pain and anguish felt by him is heart wrenching and ends with him as a lonely old man filled with fond memories and a relentless quest for love and passions of the heart. A life filled with good intentions, selfish mistakes, a
nd a lust for love tainted at times leaving this man old and lonely. Throughout his life's story death is mentioned in seven of the eighteen poems, he is heartbroken to the point of suicidal contemplations, yet he drives onward. Though at times life can sometimes seem like a downward spiral there is
always something to live for or look forward to and thankfully he realizes this before it is too late. Part two is a set of worldly writings with an emphasis on the wide variety of topics to pen poems about. There are so many inspirations, yet so little time. Easily an entire volume could be writte
n about God or love but, expand the imagination into a world of talking frogs, children playing, flowing waters, disease, and laughter. Put yourself in the shoes of a man being released from prison or a poor rich man walking home in the rain. Dream, imagine, feel. Express all of this and more with t
he mere stroke of a pen. Give this magical, mystical form of self expression to the world, responsibly and lovingly. Share what is within you with those who surround you. Finally, we all believe in something and so our beliefs are written so that they may be shared with others. We write about what w
e believe in hopes that some good will come of it and so I share my faith both lovingly and passionately. I believe what I believe as well as you believe what you believe. My intentions aren't to push you or persuade you into, or convince you to change what or who you are. I am only sharing what I h
ave faith in. I will admit though that I do hope and pray the best for everyone and that these poems of faith were written for all of you as well with that intent. I love you all and I hope you enjoy reading this book as much as I enjoyed writing it.