Anna Xambó presenting at the Web Audio Conference 2019, December 2019. Photo by Shreejay Shrestha.

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Books

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  • Xambó, A. (2004). Herramientas De Diseño Digital / Digital Design Tools [ACM DL] [Amazon] [AbeBooks.co.uk]. Madrid: Anaya-Multimedia. ISBN 8441516979. 1500 copies sold!

Book Chapters

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Journal Articles

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  • Zheng, S. J., Xambó, A., Bryan-Kinns, N. (2025). “Exploring gestural affordances in audio latent space navigation”. Frontiers in Computer Science, Sec. Human-Media Interaction, Volume 7 - 2025, https://doi.org/10.3389/fcomp.2025.1575202.
  • Xambó, A., Roma, G. (2024) “Human-machine agencies in live coding for music performance”. Journal of New Music Research, 53(1–2), 33–46. (Open Access).
  • Jawad, K., Xambó, A. (2024) “Feminist HCI and narratives of design semantics in DIY music hardware”. Frontiers in Communication. 8:1345124 (Open Access).
  • Xambó, A. (2023). Discovering Creative Commons Sounds in Live Coding. Organised Sound (Open Access). 28(2): 276–289.
  • Xambó, A. (2022) “Virtual Agents in Live Coding: A Review of past, present and future directions”. [PUBLISHED] [PREPRINT]. eContact!, 21.1. Online journal.
  • Roma, G., Xambó, A., Green, O., Tremblay, P.A. (2021) “A General Framework for Visualization of Sound Collections in Musical Interfaces” (Open Access). Applied Sciences, 11(24):11926. [Companion Website]
  • Xambó, A., Støckert, R., Jensenius, A.R. and Saue, S. (2020). “Learning to Code through Web Audio: A Team-Based Learning Approach”. [PUBLISHED] [AAM]. Journal of Audio Engineering Society, 68(10), pp. 727-737. Special Issue on Web Audio.
  • Xambó, A., Lerch, A. and Freeman, J. (2019) “Music Information Retrieval in Live Coding: A Theoretical Framework” (Open Access) [PUBLISHED] [AAM]. Computer Music Journal, 42(4), Winter 2018, pp. 9-25.
  • Roma, G., Xambó, A. and Freeman, J. (2018). “User-independent Accelerometer Gesture Recognition for Participatory Mobile Music” [PUBLISHED] [AAM]. Journal of Audio Engineering Society, 66(6), pp. 430-438.
  • Xambó, A., Roma, G., Shah, P., Tsuchiya, T., Freeman, J. and Magerko, B. (2018). “Turn-taking and Online Chatting in Co-located and Remote Collaborative Music Live Coding” [PUBLISHED] [AAM]. Journal of Audio Engineering Society, 66(4), pp. 253–256.
  • Xambó, A., Hornecker, E., Marshall, P., Jordà, S., Dobbyn, C. and Laney, R. (2017). “Exploring Social Interaction with a Tangible Music Interface” [PUBLISHED] [AAM]. Interacting with Computers, 29:2, pp. 248-270.
  • Jewitt, C., Xambó, A. and Price, S. (2017). “Exploring Methodological Innovation in the Social Sciences: The Body in Digital Environments and the Arts” (Open Access) [PUBLISHED] [ONLINE VERSION]. International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 20:1, pp. 105-120.
  • Jewitt, C., Price, S., Xambó, A. (2017). “Conceptualising and Researching the Body in Digital Contexts: Towards New Methodological Conversations across the Arts and Social Sciences” [PUBLISHED]. Qualitative Research, 17:1, pp. 37-53.
  • Xambó, A., Hornecker, E., Marshall, P., Jordà, S., Dobbyn, C. and Laney, R. (2013). “Let’s Jam the Reactable: Peer Learning During Musical Improvisation with a Tabletop Tangible Interface” [PUBLISHED] [AAM] [Appendices and Supplements]. ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction, 20(6), pp. 36:1–36:34.
  • Bogdanov, D., Haro, M., Fuhrmann, F., Xambó, A., Gómez, E. and Herrera, P. (2013). “Semantic Audio Content-based Music Recommendation and Visualization Based on User Preference Examples” [PUBLISHED] [AAM]. Information Processing & Management, 49(1), pp. 13–33.

Conference Papers

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Abstracts with Proceedings / Artistic Outputs

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Book Reviews and Endorsements

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  • Posters: A selection of conference posters in PDF format.
  • Blog Posts: A list of more than 90 blog posts classified under the categories of AI and music, music technology/SMC, HCI, design, and research methods.