Sound Software: Towards software reuse in audio and music research

Chris Cannam · Luis A. Figueira · Mark D. Plumbley

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Scientific Computing and Data Management Research Data Management Practices Music Technology and Sound Studies

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Although researchers are increasingly aware of the need to publish and maintain software code alongside their results, practical barriers prevent this from happening in many cases. We examine these barriers, propose an incremental approach to overcoming some of them, and describe the Sound Software project, an effort to support software development practice in the UK audio and music research community. Finally we make some recommendations for research groups seeking to improve their own researchers' software practice.

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