| Publication Type | Conference Paper | |
| Year of Publication | 2009 | |
| Authors | Julian Rubisch; Matthias Husinsky; Hannes Raffaseder | |
| Conference Name | Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Auditory Display (ICAD2009) | |
| Conference Start Date | 18-–21 May | |
| Publisher | Re:New – Digital Arts Forum | |
| Conference Location | Copenhagen, Denmark | |
| Editor | Mitsuko Aramaki and Richard Kronland-Martinet and Sølvi Ystad and Kristoffer Jensen | |
| ISBN Number | 978-87-7606-033-6 | |
| Abstract | Finding appropriate and high-quality audio files for the creation of a sound track nowadays presents a serious hurdle to many media producers. As most digital sound archives restrict the categoriza- tion of audio data to verbal taxonomies, this process of retrieving suitable sounds often becomes a tedious and time-consuming part of their work. The research project AllThatSounds tries to en- hance the search procedure by supplying additional, associative and semantic classifications of the audio files. This is achieved by annotating these files with suitable metadata according to a cus- tomized systematic categorization scheme. Moreover, additional data is collected by the evaluation of user profiles and by analyzing the sounds with signal processing methods. Using artificial intel- ligence techniques, similarity distances are calculated between all the audio files in the database, so as to devise a different, highly efficient search algorithm by browsing across similar sounds. The project’s result is a tool for structuring sound databases with an ef- ficient search component, which means to guide users to suitable sounds for their sound track of media productions. | |
| URL | Proceedings/2009/RubischHusinsky2009.pdf | |
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