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Description

These nonspeech, environmental sounds can be used as nonspeech noises for evaluating speech segregation systems, among others. They are available in waveform, and can be downloaded in one ZIP file. The contents are:

• N1-N17: Crowd noise
• N18-N29: Machine noise
• N30-N43: Alarm and siren
• N44-N46: Traffic and car noise
• N47-N55: Animal sound
• N56-N69: Water sound
• N70-N78: Wind
• N79-N82: Bell
• N83-N85: Cough
• N86: Clap
• N87: Snore
• N88: Click
• N88-N90: Laugh
• N91-N92: Yawn
• N93: Cry
• N94: Shower
• N95: Tooth brushing
• N96-N97: Footsteps
• N98: Door moving
• N99-N100: Phone dialing