This is a transformation of a rushing gulley of water (down from my apartment after a Big Texas thunderstorm).
It takes the (supposed) "noise" of the rushing water and converts it to music (using Pure Data/sigmund~) by 1) rounding the incoming frequencies to integers and converting them to midi pitches, 2) converting the volumes to note durations, 3) leaving all notes a velocity maximum (127), and then 3) sending them to a synthesizer ("J08.classicsynth.pd").

I find the result to be 1) enormously pleasing and 2) proof of the point: Nature NEVER makes "noise".

In one way or another all living audio may be heard as "music". You just have to be listening correctly.

Peace and Love ever-growing out of You.
-s

https://m.soundcloud.com/scott-vanya/rushing-water-below-spillway-after-tstorm

Could you share the patch you used to create this, I would be very interested in it?

@Joseph-Mikkelson
Here you go.
Notes:

1. it should really be [openpanel] but I created it on it a lark. So leave that up to you/others to do.
2. IMPORTANT it starts recording the transformation once you play the loop so analyze/amend the patch before you begin.

May it bring you many happy returns.
-S

noise-to-music~.zip

@svanya It looks like it works well, I have Pd extended and for some reason two objects (ADSR, and simple recording) are not regonized by PD.

@Joseph-Mikkelson
I apologize for taking so long to get back.

Here is the .zip with the adsr included (from the "puredata/doc/3.audio.examples" folder) and the "simple-recorder~(atemporanity)(woTables).pd" which does the recording.
If you unzip all the files from the zip into a directory the "noise-to-music~.pd" file should point to those abs in that directory.

noise-to-music~.zip

I hope this helps. Do let me know if it doesn't and we will get it worked out.

Peace.
-Scott