3. The method of claim 2 , further comprising transforming the audio data into the plurality of electrical driving signals by obtaining audio data in a prescribed format; organizing the audio data into 4 tracks representing vocals, drums, guitars, and bass; mapping each of the four tracks to one of the plurality of different regions of the vest; and using each of the respective tracks of data to drive the motors in the corresponding region.
2. A method for transforming audio information to a haptic language expressed through a wearable vest, comprising: using a signal processor to receive an audio input and simultaneously generate a plurality of electrical driving signals according to a predefined mapping from audio signals comprising portions of said audio input to each of said plurality of electrical driving signals; and using the plurality of electrical driving signals to drive a network of a plurality of vibratory motors incorporated into the wearable vest, wherein the plurality of electrical driving signals are used to drive the plurality of vibratory motors according to a predefined mapping of audio signals comprising portions of said audio input to a plurality of different regions of the vest.