Class 2 ( hi medium only samples)
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length (sec.) |
Mel. profile |
Dyn. profile |
Note 1 |
Note 2 |
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In mail 4 |
1.36 |
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Sleigh bells |
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Feedback yes 5 |
0.37 |
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Piano medium high freqs. +++ |
Cartoon |
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Out mail 4 |
1.90 |
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Ding |
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In radio 5 |
0.76 |
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Image : telephone noise |
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In radio 3 |
0.55 |
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almost sinus |
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Out radio 3 |
0.49 |
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idem |
-> comments <-
(~source perception) recognizable instruments - metallic percus - bell like - household stuff
(~subjective perception) melodic but too short - beurk - musical effects
(~ feedback degree +1) 'it's ready' - got a response - time's up - got your info
(~ feedback degree 0) hint, something not important to do
*remember typical "feedback degree +1" profile according to sonification study :
| Polyphonic / monophonic | monophonic |
| Dynamic profile |  |
| Melodic profile |  |
| Length | 0.5 to 1 s. |
and "feedback degree 0" profile :
| Polyphonic / monophonic | both |
| Dynamic profile | |
| Melodic profile |
or |
| Length | 0 to 0.5 s |
-> conclusions <-
This class 2 only contains short, high-spectrum / pitched samples.
This can modify our definition of "feedback degree 0 and +1" categories, which depend more on the spectrum aspect, and less on mel / dyn profiles.
It also means that this 'hi medium only' sound aspect is so important that it makes a class by itself.
