Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Audioscape
weakly, and without prejudice.  Frankly, I suspect |conflict of interest issues are the largest problem here.  The article's lead:''Audioscape is an open source research project, exploring 3D audio modeling for live music performance. It provides a framework for immersive spatial audio performance, where a user's body can be modelled within a virtual 3-D world, and the propagation of audio is computed based on acoustic physical modelling. This framework is among only a few that have explored virtual environments from the perspective of music and digital signal processing (DSP). It is an interactive and perceptually engulfing experience that causes users to feel like they are inside of an artwork or instrument.''sounds interesting, but is also extremely vague and abstract, and gives me no sense of the hardware needed to perform in this environment or to listen to it.  The article gives credit to the Canadian Council for the Arts, among other donors, so this may have some documentable notability.  But I fear that someone less connected to it would write about it better and more clearly
— User:Ihcoyc, 16:06, 6 February 2008 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:COI (Wikipedia:Conflict of interest)