Boominess of the analyzed sound in a scale from [0-100]. A boomy sound is one that conveys a sense of loudness, depth and resonance.
Brightness of the analyzed audio in a scale from [0-100]. A bright sound is one that is clear/vibrant and/or contains significant high-pitched elements.
Depth of the analyzed audio in a scale from [0-100]. A deep sound is one that conveys the sense of having been made far down below the surface of its source.
Loudness range (dB, LU) measured using the EBU R128 standard.
Whether audio file is loopable.
The integrated (overall) loudness (LUFS) measured using the EBU R128 standard.
Reliability of the note name/midi/frequency estimation in a range of [0, 1].
Frequency corresponding to the estimated note (makes more sense for ac_single_event sounds).
MIDI value corresponding to the estimated note (makes more sense for ac_single_event sounds).
Whether the signal is reverberated or not.
Roughness of the analyzed audio in a scale from [0-100]. A rough sound is one that has an uneven or irregular sonic texture.
Sharpness of the analyzed sound in a scale from [0-100]. A sharp sound is one that suggests it might cut if it were to take on physical form.
Whether the audio file contains one single audio event or more than one. This computation is based on the loudness of the signal and does not do any frequency analysis.
BPM value estimated by beat tracking algorithm.
Reliability of the tempo estimation in a range of [0, 1].
Temporal centroid (sec.) of the audio signal. It is the point in time in a signal that is a temporal balancing point of the sound event energy.
Reliability of the key estimation in a range of [0, 1].
Warmth of the analyzed sound in a scale from [0-100]. A warm sound is one that promotes a sensation analogous to that caused by a physical increase in temperature.
URL pointing to the complete analysis results of the sound (see Analysis Descriptor Documentation).
The average rating of the sound.
The bit depth of the sound.
The bit rate of the sound in kbps.
The number of channels.
Optional commentThe URl of a paginated list of the comments of the sound.
The date when the sound was uploaded (e.g. “2014-04-16T20:07:11.145”).
The description the user gave to the sound.
The duration of the sound in seconds.
Optional editThe size of the file in bytes.
Optional getSound ID on Freesound.
The license under which the sound is available to you.
The name user gave to the sound.
The number of times the sound was downloaded.
The number of times the sound was rated.
If the sound is part of a pack, this URl points to that pack’s API resource.
Optional pack_The samplerate of the sound.
URI pointing to the similarity resource (to get a list of similar sounds).
An array of tags the user gave to the sound.
The type of sound (wav, aif, aiff, mp3, m4a or flac).
The URl for this sound on the Freesound website.
The username of the uploader of the sound.
Generated using TypeDoc
Dictionary containing the results of the AudioCommons analysis for the given sound.