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This process takes a digital image and converts it into audio. It sounds odd and it is. But what would a picture sound like? Using a freeware for PC called AudioPaint (http://www.nicolasfournel.com/audiopaint.htm) that does just that. You import an image, tinker with settings along a spectrum of light and sound, and export the audio interpretation of your image.
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Soundscape stories unfold through the active ears of the listener, as the stories are constructed entirely in sound effects and audio files of the surroundings. Much like one plans out a written story, a soundscape composer must carefully choose and sequence sounds so that the clips are threaded together. While one could certainly record their own audio files for use in a Soundscape story, some sites also offer up files for use, including Freesound.org. A sound editing tool — such as the open-source Audacity or Mac-based Garageband — allows you to stitch the sounds together to create an audio story.