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Using Audio Feature Extraction for Interactive Feature-Based Sonification of Sound

Feature extraction from an audio stream is usually used for visual analysis and measurement of sound. This paper seeks to describe a set of methods for using feature extraction to manipulate concatenative synthesis, and develops experiments with reconfigurations of the feature-based concatenative synthesis systems within a live, interactive context. The aim is to explore sound creation and manipulation within an interactive, creative, feedback loop.