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    %0 Conference Proceedings
    %A Sigman, Alexander
    %A Misdariis, Nicolas
    %T Alarm/will/sound: Perception, characterization, acoustic modeling and design of modified car alarms
    %D 2014
    %B ICMC - International Computer Music Conference
    %C Athenes
    %F Sigman14b
    %K car alarms
    %K perception
    %K description
    %K composition
    %X This article outlines the salient phases, goals, and results of alarm/will/sound, a multidisciplinary musical research project carried out in the context of the IRCAM IRC (Interface Recherche-Création) Musical Residency Research program. After the rationale for and motivations behind the project are presented, the following research and production milestones are described: 1) the elaboration and characterization of the sound corpus intended for the modified car alarm prototypes; 2) a sound perception experiment testing source typicality of a sub-category of sounds within the corpus; 3) an acoustic descriptor space in which a subset of the stimuli employed in the typicality experiment were situated; 4) the construction of synthetic auditory warnings from sound-sources within the descriptor space, prototypical environmental sound envelopes, and inter-onset intervals (IOI's) derived from extant car alarms; and 5) the design of a second experiment pertaining to levels of repulsion vs. attraction to the synthetic auditory warnings. Finally, short-, mid-, and long-term objectives and directions for the project are discussed.
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    %U http://architexte.ircam.fr/textes/Sigman14b/
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