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D. Black, S. Heise, and J. Loviscach, "Generic Sound Effects to Aid in Audio Retrieval," Paper 7795, (2009 May.). doi: D. Black, S. Heise, and J. Loviscach, "Generic Sound Effects to Aid in Audio Retrieval," Paper 7795, (2009 May.). doi:
Abstract: Sound design applications are often hampered because the sound engineer must either produce new sounds using physical objects, or search through a database of sounds to find a suitable sample. We created a set of basic sounds to mimic these physical sound-producing objects, leveraging the mind’s onomatopoetic clustering capabilities. These sounds, grouped into onomatopoetic categories, aid the sound designer in music information retrieval (MIR) and sound categorization applications. Initial testing regarding the grouping of individual sounds into groups based on similarity has shown that participants tended to group certain sounds together, often reflecting the groupings our team constructed.

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