Proposed content (June 2013 on)¶

Software projects for audio and music researchers¶

Find relevant work from researchers in the field — Explore current projects

Develop your code using simple version control and hosting — Quick start guide — Register now

Link published code to research papers for impact and reproducibility — How and why?

Index your work here even if you host it somewhere else — Read how

Work privately with colleagues — Turn projects public later if you wish

Read more — About us — Get help — Register — Explore

Current content¶

Code hosting for audio and music researchers¶

• Find relevant software from other researchers in the field
  Try search — browse projects — recent activity

• Develop your code using simple version control and project hosting facilities
  See our quick-start guide and sign up now!

• Link your published code to research papers for impact and reproducibility
  More about how and why you should do this

• Provide information for researchers about your work even if you host it somewhere else
  Here's how to index and track projects hosted elsewhere

• Make unlimited private projects and share them with your collaborators
  You can turn a private project into a public one later if you wish

• Learn more about why you should use this site.

Who can register here?¶

Any researcher in the audio and music field within the UK, working with UK researchers, or working on a project of interest to UK researchers may register.

As soon as you have an account here, you can create both public and private projects. Register now and try it out. Your projects can hold software code, papers you are writing, or anything else you want to organise.

About us¶

This repository service is operated by SoundSoftware.ac.uk, hosted by the Centre for Digital Music at Queen Mary, University of London, and funded by the EPSRC.

Our Help pages have more about the service.

Previous content (to 2012-10-22)¶

Are you an audio or music researcher based in the UK?

Register here and set up your own projects. (Why?)

Each project hosted here can hold software code, papers you are writing, or anything else you want to organise. A project can be public or private, and you can share them with your collaborators at your own institution or elsewhere.

You're also welcome to register if you are based outside the UK but are working with UK researchers.

Are you looking for software or publications?

We have an ever-increasing range of work being published here.

Try the Search page, Projects list, or Recent activity.

About this service

This repository service is operated by SoundSoftware.ac.uk, hosted by the Centre for Digital Music at Queen Mary, University of London, and funded by the EPSRC.

Our Help pages have more about the service.