I Turned Rare Letters into Sound (And They Sound Unreal)

What do rare letters and characters from around the world sound like? In this video, I turned another collection of unusual letters, symbols, and characters from many different writing systems into moving waveforms and synthetic sound. This set includes rare and fascinating characters from Japanese, Chinese, Hangul, Greek, Latin, Gujarati, Tamil, Devanagari, Kannada, Telugu, Cherokee, Sinhala, Arabic, N’Ko, Tibetan, Myanmar, Ethiopic, Georgian, Khmer, Hebrew, Lisu, and more. A huge thank you to everyone who suggested letters and writing systems for this video: ‪@miguelcarlotorres3038‬ ‪@moonloid_3o‬ ‪@AymmzGuests19‬ ‪@HaneetheTomato‬ ‪@FreddiesStuff-w5u‬ ‪@asunoyozora8‬ ‪@ds11t50‬ ‪@chivitat3765‬ ‪@windy-tie-lover-g5Ab‬ ‪@VeryHotPizzas‬ ‪@NivkhTV‬ ‪@neilcezarrecio5288‬ ‪@TawalasGD‬ ‪@Bear11418-BAUBAU‬ ‪@Parainfluenza-x5r‬ ‪@ГлебДенисенко-ъ8й‬ ‪@LeafyIsTheBestofBFDI‬ ‪@Numberblocks28AUTTPATUBFRDFGG‬ ‪@MatveyGrindsGames‬ Which character sounded the best, and what writing system should I include next? #LetterSonification #DataSonification #WritingSystems #WorldAlphabets #Typography #RareLetters #ShapesAsWaves #OddlySatisfying #CreativeCoding #PythonAnimation #Manim #SoundDesign #AudioVisual #VisualMusic #CodingArt #HypnoticAnimation