For proper explanation of the code, refer to this tutorial webpage.

We shall be visualizing Mel-frequency cepstral coefficients (MFCC) in the browser by receiving live audio input from the microphone using Javascript Web Audio API, meyda.js and p5.js (for sketching)

• Download and Install Node.js and Node Package Manager.
• Run npm install express on the command line in the root directory.
• Then either run the app using node app.js or ( npm install -g nodemon and nodemon app.js ).
• Connect to localhost:3000 in your favorite browser. The port may be changed in the app.js file if required.
• The microphone input can be allowed for localhost, but for deployment purposes we need a secured HTTPS connection for allowing the input from the microphone to be passed on to client-side scripts.

The main file of interest is the sketch.js file located in assets/js folder.

13 MFCC features are extracted for each sample across the time domain in real time. Each sample forms one column i.e. along the horizontal axis while each row represents a unique mfcc feature.

Audio input is taken from the Audio Context using navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia(...) function which passes on the Stream object which is used to create a audio source from where Meyda.createMeydaAnalyzer(...) is used to extract audio mfcc features. If the rms value of the recieved audio signal is greater than a threshold, mfcc features are depicted in the diagram using p5.js.