| Hi Geoffroy,
You can find the dataset we used for our work on Predominant Melodic Source Separation [1] in the following link:
We also have some of the ground-truth metadata that we can make available (although we may have to organize them a bit: pitch contours extracted from the original and isolated voice tracks using Praat, or the segments where the voice is singing, etc.)
Cheers,
Gustavo
[1] Lagrange, M., Martins, L. G., Murdoch, J., and Tzanetakis, G. (2008). Normalized cuts for predominant melodic source separation. IEEE Transactions on Audio, Speech, and Language Processing, 16(2). Special Issue on MIR.
---------------------------------------- Luis Gustavo Martins Researcher / PhD candidate INESC Porto Porto, Portugal ----------------------------------------
On 5 Mar, 2008, at 13:13 , Geoffroy Peeters wrote: Dear all,
I wonder if there exists any public test set for testing singing voice location algorithms,
or any available annotation of existing test set (such as RWC) annotation into singing voice segments.
Thanks for your help
Geoffroy Peeters
Ircam - R&D
tel: +33/1/44.78.14.22
email: peeters@xxxxxxxx
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