Supplemental materials Timbrenauts

Figure 1: Example interface for the similarity judgment trials.


SINGLE PITCH SOUNDS

Sustained pitch

Punctuated pitch

Sustained muted pitch

Sustained granular pitch

Sustained distorted pitch


MULTIPLE PITCHES

Sustained overtone variation

Sustained multiphonic


UNPITCHED SOUNDS

Sustained unpitched

Punctuated unpitched

Granular unpitched

Figure 2: A plot showing one view of the Multidimensional Similarity Space (MSS) model.

Figure 3: A network graph showing connections between Closest Timbral Neighbors (CTN)

Figure 4: A network graph showing connections for Greatest Timbral Diversity

Figure 5: The CTN network graph, with the highlighted area where new airy, noisy, flute-like sounds are conjectured to belong.

Figure 6: The CTN network graph, with the highlighted area where new distorted pitched sounds are conjectured to belong.

Figure 7: The CTN network graph, with the highlighted area where new pitched sounds with variable mutes applied are conjectured to belong.

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