This work proposes a rapprochement between the concepts of sound textures, whose perspective is to address the aspects of audio in hypermedia language, and the shared production of knowledge, a proposition in which the construction of knowledge is carried out in a shared way based on methodologies that seek to bring together diverse knowledge and that include different language matrices in the production of scientific knowledge, such as image and sound. Based on this premise, we are thinking about the possibility of producing knowledge no longer about communities and not just through written text, but with interlocutors from these communities based on sensitive listening to the other, represented in Sound Textures by hypermedia language. The concept of Sound Textures is related to the concept of Shared Knowledge Production through the concepts of aesthetic experience, common sense, play, everyday life and writing by ear.