Soundbased
Soundbased is an adjective used to describe systems, technologies, or approaches that depend primarily on sound for input, output, or representation. The term is not a formal discipline but is widely used in fields such as acoustics, human-computer interaction, and data visualization to indicate a reliance on auditory information rather than visual or tactile modalities. In practice, soundbased design encompasses sonification, where data or signals are mapped to auditory cues, as well as sound-based interfaces that convey state or feedback through tones, rhythms, and ambient audio.
Applications include accessibility technologies for visually impaired users, where auditory display enables information processing; data analysis
Design considerations focus on perceptual discriminability, such as pitch, loudness, timbre, and temporal structure, as well