Note: What's hosted here is work in progress, no functional component is provided.
However, you can find more elaborated annotation tools at this repository branch: https://github.com/MTG/freesound-datasets/tree/annotation-tools-FRUCT2018.
The music annotator is available directly from http://localhost:8000.
You will be able to choose a sound, and then be directed to a page to annotate it.
The annotator tool enables users to generate labels from the AudioSet Ontology to Freesound clips.
You cann access it at for instance from: http://localhost:8000/generate_annotations/36/, where the last integer is a Freesound sound id.
The Audio Commons Annotator is a web service written in Python 3 using the Django framework.
The easiest way to set up a local development version is to use Docker container definitions provided in this repository. Below you'll find instructions for setting up the development environment using Docker. We do not provide instructions for manuall installation, but it should not be too complicated.
Before starting make sure you have Docker
(with docker-compose) installed.
- Clone repository and cd into it
git clone git@github.com:AudioCommons/ac-annotator.git
cd ac_annotator
- Build and run Docker containers for required services
docker-compose up
Now you should be able to access your server at http://localhost:8000
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