#auditoryprocessing

[processzine-org]

⠇send to ezra 🖨️ // OKI ML3320 x MacOS 📁 drag/drop to interpret

What began as a stubborn act of compatibility — trying to get a 1980s OKI ML3320 dot matrix printer to speak to a modern Mac — turned, inevitably, into something stranger.

MacOS doesn’t expose RAW queues directly, which meant no true passthrough mode, no traditional driver that could handle binary payloads. Only one method worked: ASCII only, via CUPS and Terminal. But that limitation opened the door.

I built a small Automator app — Send to Ezra — that lets me drag any file (PDF, JPG, DOC, whatever), and instead of printing what the file was, Ezra prints what it sounds like. Just the raw bytes — the misheard version.

🧠 An act of auditory processing disorder. 🫥 A facsimile of deafness. 🧾 A captioning of noise.

Every page becomes a glitchy transcript — part metadata, part alien glyph, part digital stutter. Ezra doesn't reproduce the file. He interprets it. Badly. And sometimes beautifully.

Each print is mirrored to a .txt log — a record of mistranslation — before it's fed to the ribbon. What was supposed to be a pure signal becomes a textured noise. In this, Ezra echoes the entire premise of Signal // Noise — the breakdown between intention and reception. The shape of meaning in the misfire.

Ezra prints pure signal again. But the signal was never pure. The silence was never empty. The caption always lags.

— 🖨️ Printed on OKI ML3320 (1987) 📦 Interfaced via USB + CUPS RAW ASCII 💾 Script logs to ~/logs/ and pipes first 1000 bytes of file ⚡️ Part of the Glitch Lab [processzine.org]

[aanvii1234]

What are the Treatment Options for Auditory Processing Disorder? | Aanvii Hearing

Treatment options for Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) include auditory training, speech therapy, and the use of assistive listening devices. These approaches help improve listening skills, focus, and sound interpretation, making communication easier. Early diagnosis and intervention are key for better outcomes.

For More Please Check out the Video Link: https://youtu.be/te9FYhW35k4

[specialsaathi]

AUDITORY PROCESSING AND AUTISM: PART 3

Triveni Goswami Vernal(Registered Special Educator CRR No. A64010) In the previous blog, I wrote about Hypersensitivity and Hyposensitivity to Auditory stimuli and how it manifests as various stimming behaviours in individuals with Autism. In this blog, I will share activities and resources that can be done to work on Auditory Processing in individuals with Autism.1) Auditory Discrimination: a)…

[autism-unfiltered]

Have you ever wondered about the world of sounds, or more specifically, how individuals on the autism spectrum perceive it?

Auditory processing, the way we understand and interpret sounds, can be markedly different for people with autism. Some may experience a heightened sensitivity to sound, leading to what is termed 'auditory hypersensitivity'. This can make certain noises - that may seem normal to neurotypical individuals - overwhelmingly loud or unbearable.

On the other hand, some may have 'auditory hyposensitivity', meaning they might not respond to sounds in their environment as one would typically expect. They might not respond to their name being called, for instance, but are captivated by the hum of a washing machine.

It's a reminder that our senses craft a unique and individual perception of the world around us, and this varies greatly in the autism community. One person's cacophony could be another's symphony!

Remember, this is a space to learn, grow, and share our experiences. Don't hesitate to ask questions or share your stories!

[jazthepiratequeen]

*focusses really hard on keeping a normal facial expression that also changes throughout the conversation to other normal and appropriate expressions*

*conversation ends*

Wait... what??

[autism-actually]

Our latest meme focusses on auditory processing and how it feels from an #ActuallyAutistic perspective.   [Image description: Person overbalancing three boxes on a wooden floor with a white wall.]   [Text description: Autism Actually. Having auditory processing issues is like when you are streaming a video on an old computer and it continues to buffer every few seconds. The 'system' just cannot keep up. Shadia Hancock]   #Autism #Neurodiversity #AuditoryProcessing #Buffering #Awareness #Understanding #Acceptance https://www.instagram.com/p/B923Yqchq45/?igshid=q43lrtrzo9sg

[kideasense]

İşitsel İşlemleme Nedir? Neden Önemlidir? #kideasense #kideasenseçocukdanışmanlık #işitsel #işitselişlemleme #auditory #auditoryprocessing #auditoryprocessingdisorder #child #toddler #çoçuk #sensoryprocessingdisorder #duyubütünleme #ergoterapi #pediatri #fizyoterapi #occupationaltherapy #phsiotherapy #bakırköyergoterapi #bakırköy (Istanbul Bakırköy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CW3_vT4Isxj/?utm_medium=tumblr

[dmnsqrl]

Posted @withregram • @peekaboo_peaches So many people mistaken auditory processing disorder to be an ear thing when it's actually a brain thing. . . . . . . #auditoryprocessingdisorder #invisibledisability #actuallyautistic #dyspraxiaawareness #auditoryprocessing #neurodivergent #neurodiversity #disabilitypride https://www.instagram.com/p/B_usw2gjurl3dx_1weVfCr-37cDwXRe_ST8h4A0/?igshid=1unlwa1b15nrg

[abcfoundations]

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[processzine-org]

⟁ listening log 001: disintegration as method

[⟁ d.s.p | signal // noise | glitch lab | elsewise ]

The loop began with a question. "Do you want a shortlist of vinyls that would best test this rig’s aesthetic?"

It was GPT who asked. And so the process continued.

I'm deep in the recursive groove now— sourcing Elsewisean tech for the glitch lab: a Dual 505-1 turntable from 1984 (reel-to-reel lineage in its tonearm), Wharfedale Denton walnut bookshelf speakers (perfectly imperfect), and a stack of converters, preamps, and possibility. Each one a relic of another signal age—material artefacts wired back into present time.

This is more than playback.

This is the process sigil manifest. This is delay as metaphor. This is auditory processing disorder rendered spatial: loops that stutter, degrade, recur. This is deafness in reverse—not silence, but the decay of clarity. Noise without signal, or signal eroding into itself.

Listening now to The Disintegration Loops by William Basinski —an album accidentally created when old reel-to-reel tape loops began to fall apart as they were digitised.

"I was trying to preserve memory, but I caught entropy instead."

In this moment, Basinski's method feels like prophecy. My own sound experiments in signal // noise aren’t built on high fidelity but on the ritual of malfunction. Tapes delay. Loops collapse. Meaning stutters.

The rotary hum of the turntable. The analogue whine of the Hi8 camcorder. Speaker cones vibrating into the lens.

All of it becomes raw material for a new kind of hearing— a visual one. A felt one. A glitch in time.

[PROCESS ZINE #00] will feature a dedicated spread on The Disintegration Loops—not just as a listening recommendation, but as a conceptual axis. A collapsed wave. A mirror.

If memory is a loop, maybe breaking it is the point.

[doodlinginthelibrary]

I am prepared for the scary THX sound! #riseofskywalker @starwars #spd #auditoryprocessing #movienight https://www.instagram.com/p/B6QjdUfAUxe/?igshid=3oglc66x9dmp

[aanvii1234]

What Causes Auditory Processing Disorder? | Aanvii Hearing

Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) occurs when the brain has trouble processing sounds, even though the ears work fine. It can be caused by head injuries, ear infections, or developmental delays, affecting the ability to understand speech. Early diagnosis and treatment can help manage APD effectively.

For More Please Check out the Video Link: https://youtu.be/hRrbcF1u-3w

[specialsaathi]

AUDITORY PROCESSING AND AUTISM: PART 2

Triveni Goswami Vernal(Registered Special Educator CRR No. A64010)In the last blog, I had touched upon the definition of Auditory Processing and the research that has been done on Auditory Processing in individuals with Autism. In this blog, I will share about the various kinds of Auditory Processing issues that an individual on the Autism spectrum might experience. Auditory Processing refers to…

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[otpark]

Real world Textures 👉 Yes Outside exploration of variety of tactile (touch) Sensations are similarly important as the indoor activities. Winter is best time to visit Aquarium to let your little one “touch” those sea creatures, to “see” (visual sensation) and listen to (Auditory sensations) a variety of water, animal sounds. Exploring how they swim and how they react when you touch them is an amazing experience for them. Go out but Stay warm activity is right here!! Easily spend 3 hrs and that will bring great new learning. . . Skills: #visualmotor #visualsensory #sensation #sensorysystems #auditoryprocessing #visualprocessing #tactile #tactilelearning #touchsense and much more!! . . . #otpark #ot #pedsot #otd #otparkbox #otlove #occupationaltherapy #occupationaltherapist #otactivities #activities #kids #kidsactivities #otmom #momlife #parents #parentslife #littlekiddos #occupationaltherapyassistant #otrocks (at Seattle Aquarium) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtjJq6ilmU3/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=vb2pw4lz1xof

[jazthepiratequeen]

I know I don’t like eye contact but that doesn’t mean don’t look towards me when you speak to me.

I still need to actually hear what you’re saying