Representing and exploring data through sound
playitbyr is a flexible toolkit for data analysis and
exploration in R. The functions allow the user to map data onto
sonic parameters like pitch, tempo, and rhythm, and output
sound and sound files.

playitbyr is a flexible toolkit for data sonification,
with syntax modeled after the ggplot2 package. The functions
allow the user to map data onto sonic parameters like pitch,
tempo, and rhythm, and output sound and sound files.
playitbyr creates sound using the csound package,
which requires the free and open source software synthesizer
Csound, available at <http://csound.sourceforge.net/>. See
<http://playitbyr.org/csound.html> for more guidance on setting
up Csound.
'aaa.R' 'checkSonify.R' 'getShapeDef.R' 'internaldf.R'
'internalsonify.R' 'linearscale.R' 'octToFreq.R' 'render.R'
'sonaes.R' 'sonify.R' 'sonlayer.R' 'sonscaling.R'
'getSoundParams.R' 'getDefaultMappings.R'
'scorePreprocessor.dotplot.R' 'scorePreprocessor.csound.R'
'render.csound.R' 'sonopts.R' 'expscale.R'
'scorePreprocessor.scatter.R' 'sonsave.R'
'shape-descriptions.R' 'scale-attkp-continuous.R'
'scale-decayp-continuous.R' 'scale-dur-continuous.R'
'scale-identity.R' 'scale-indx-continuous.R'
'scale-mod-continuous.R' 'scale-pan-continuous.R'
'scale-pitch-continuous.R' 'scale-tempo-continuous.R'
'scale-time-continuous.R' 'scale-vol-continuous.R'
'shape-csound.R' 'shape-dotplot.R' 'shape-scatter.R'
'add-sonify.R' 'print.sonify.R' 'summary.sonify.R' 'sonfacet.R'
'shape-histogram.R' 'scorePreprocessor.histogram.R'
'scorePreprocessor.boxplot.R' 'shape-boxplot.R'

graphics, gridBase, grDevices, RGtk2 (>= 2.10.11), cairoDevice, gWidgets, gWidgetsRGtk2
A graphical user interface for viewing and interacting with R plots.
It tries to work out the structure of a plot, in order to interact with it.
The built-in features include: navigating the data space, identifying data points,
editing and annotating the plot, and saving to a file. New tools can be defined.
This package is based on RGtk2, and so requires the GTK+ libraries.