Sound file name | StephenSykesbartStation_1.WAV |
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Sound label(s) | Train Station |
Sound keywords | Â |
(1) Train station | Â |
(2) Transportation | Â |
(3) City scene | Â |
Sound source(s) | Indoor sounds train coming up, people talking, announcer, stopping, air releasing, doors opening, and conductor speaking |
Source isolation | 2 (Scene with multiple sources) |
Contextual information | Recorded at a BART train station, San Francisco |
Recording quality(on a 1 to 7 scale) | 5 |
File origin | The file was obtained from sound recordist Stephen Sykes. It was originally submitted in wave format |
Submitted by | Brian Gygi (bgygi@ebire.org) |
Recording details | Â |
Type of equipment used | N/A |
Distance from the source | N/A |
Recording environment | N/A |
Recording date/time | N/A |
Recording level (SPL) | N/A |
Usage history | Â |
Citation | Gygi, B.: Parsing the Blooming Buzzing Confusion: Identifying Natural Auditory Scenes. In Speech Separation and Comprehension in Complex Acoustic Environments Montreal, Quebec, Canada (2004). |
Behavioral data available | Yes |
Identifiability p(c) | 0.95 |
Familiarity (1-7) | N/A |
Typicality (1-7) | N/A |
Number of downloads | 0 |
File and waveform statistics | Â |
File format (current) | PCM.wav |
File size | 5.19 MB (5,446,816 bytes) |
Sampling rate | 44,100 Hz |
Quantization depth | 16 bits |
Duration | 30.877 sec (308777 msec) |
Number of Channels | Stereo |
DC offset | 0 |
Number of clipped samples | 0 |
Mean rms (in dB) | L: −22.24 dB below maximum (0 dB) R: −21.65 dB |
Peak (in dB) | L: −10.87 dB below maximum (0 dB) R: −8.57 dB |
Acoustic analysis | Â |
Loudness (sones) | 27.31 |
Sharpness (acum) | 1.34 |
Spectral centroid (Hz, scale value) | L: 113.68 Hz (A#2 -43) R: 108.91 Hz |
Spectral spread (Hz) | 3136.4 |
Pitch salience | 0.42 (average-low) |
Pitch | N/A |
Autocorrelation peaks (No. and Hz) | None |
Qualitative ratings | Â |
Harshness | N/A |
Complexity | N/A |
Size | N/A |
Appeal | N/A |
Comments | This sound is freely distributable. The recording quality is decent but not outstanding |