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%0 Conference Proceedings
%A Lallemand, Ianis
%A Schwarz, Diemo
%T Interaction-optimized Sound Database Representation
%D 2011
%B DAFx
%C Paris
%F Lallemand11a
%K visualisation
%K algorithm
%K interaction
%K layout
%K physical model
%X Interactive navigation within geometric, feature-based database representations allows expressive musical performances and installations. Once mapped to the feature space, the user’s position in a physical interaction setup (e.g. a multitouch tablet) can be used to select elements or trigger audio events. Hence physical displacements are directly connected to the evolution of sonic characteristics—a property we call analytic sound–control correspondence. However, automatically computed representations have a complex geometry which is unlikely to fit the interaction setup optimally. After a review of related work, we present a physical model-based algorithm that redistributes the representation within a user-defined region according to a user-defined density. The algorithm is designed to preserve the analytic sound-control correspondence property as much as possible, and uses a physical analogy between the triangulated database representation and a truss structure. After preliminary pre-uniformisation steps, internal repulsive forces help to spread points across the whole region until a target density is reached. We measure the algorithm performance relative to its ability to produce representations corresponding to user-specified features and to preserve analytic sound–control correspondence during a standard density-uniformisation task. Quantitative measures and visual evaluation outline the excellent performances of the algorithm, as well as the interest of the pre-uniformisation steps.
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%U http://articles.ircam.fr/textes/Lallemand11a/