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h1. Wiki
* Please edit this!
* See the help button above, or "this page":https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/help/en/wiki_syntax.html, for how to format things - it isn't Markdown I'm afraid, but it is fairly simple all the same
*Question* - should this project be public or private? At the moment it is public and I'm inclined to think that's OK, but it would mean we need to be cautious about including "private sharing links" and the like in wiki pages.
*Question* - which things are best put here, and which are better kept in dedicated documents? Should this just be links to documents?
For example, is the following best placed here, or better kept in the Google spreadsheet that I just copied it from? --
h3. Datasets
h4. Phonation Modes Dataset
https://osf.io/pa3ha/
* Sustained vowels by one singer, range of pitches, vowels, phonation modes, labeled by filename
* About 900 samples
* Creative Commons licence
h4. VocalSet
https://zenodo.org/record/1442513#.XO25oi3MyRs
* Isolated vocal techniques and exercises by professional singers
* 10 hours, 20 singers, 17 vocal techniques, 3560 wav files
* Demos at https://interactiveaudiolab.github.io/demos/vocalset
* Please edit this!
* See the help button above, or "this page":https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/help/en/wiki_syntax.html, for how to format things - it isn't Markdown I'm afraid, but it is fairly simple all the same
*Question* - should this project be public or private? At the moment it is public and I'm inclined to think that's OK, but it would mean we need to be cautious about including "private sharing links" and the like in wiki pages.
*Question* - which things are best put here, and which are better kept in dedicated documents? Should this just be links to documents?
For example, is the following best placed here, or better kept in the Google spreadsheet that I just copied it from? --
h3. Datasets
h4. Phonation Modes Dataset
https://osf.io/pa3ha/
* Sustained vowels by one singer, range of pitches, vowels, phonation modes, labeled by filename
* About 900 samples
* Creative Commons licence
h4. VocalSet
https://zenodo.org/record/1442513#.XO25oi3MyRs
* Isolated vocal techniques and exercises by professional singers
* 10 hours, 20 singers, 17 vocal techniques, 3560 wav files
* Demos at https://interactiveaudiolab.github.io/demos/vocalset