idm09 (tempo db)
The idm09 used in our ISMIR 2009 paper consists of tenty-seven 30 second excerpts chosen from the IDM/glitch genre of electronic music, with an emphasis on tracks that we thought were rhythmically complex. For each excerpt, two independent manual annotations were made.
A compressed, zipped tarball of all the mp3 files: idm09.tar.gz
Tempo ground truth (textfile): idm09ground.txt
The excerpts can be previewed individually here
nicm08
We hope to make this database (feature matrices and recordings) available for download soon.
This database was initially assembled for a project in applying content-based recommendation techniques to Indian Classical music. For this reason its content is quite wide ranging, in terms of sub-genre, era, recording quality, performer, instrument, etc.
- Commercial and non-commercial recordings, many live concerts
- Early 20th century to present
- Wide range of recording quality
- 897 tracks
- 40 hours
- 141 artists
- 14 instruments
- 171 raags (71 raags had only one recording)
GTraagDB
We hope to make this database (feature matrices and recordings) available for download soon.
This database was assembled from both commercial and non-commercial recordings. Up to this point it has been used primarily for automatic raag classification.
- 19 musicians (6 instrumentalists, 13 vocalists)
- 3 - 60 minute long recordings
- wide range of recording quality
- wide range of accompaniment (includes completely unaccompanied studio recordings)
- over 20 hours of material
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Raags included (31):
- YamanKalyan
- Yaman
- GaudSarang
- MaruBihag
- Hameer
- Desh
- TilakKamod
- GaudMalhar
- Jaijaiwante
- Khamaj
- Bihag
- Kedar
- Rageshri
- Bageshri
- Bhimpalasi
- AhirBhairav
- Darbari
- Jaunpuri
- KaushiKanhra
- Malkauns
- Multani
- Shree
- P.Dhanashri
- KomalReAsaveri
- Todi
- Bhairavi
- Ka.Bhairavi
- B.Todi
- Bhairav
- Marwa
- Bhatiyar