Piano Sustain Pedal Acoustic Feature Dataset (Pedal vs. No-Pedal Segments)
This dataset contains audio feature representations extracted from VST-based piano recordings in order to analyze the effect of sustain pedal usage. The dataset is composed of paired audio recording segments corresponding to pedal-on and pedal-off conditions deri
This dataset contains audio feature representations extracted from VST-based piano recordings in order to analyze the effect of sustain pedal usage. The dataset is composed of paired audio recording segments corresponding to pedal-on and pedal-off conditions derived from the same MIDI files.
The audio recordings are given into the Zip file called “Audio Files (Pedall-Pedalless Pairs)”.
10 MIDI files from Chopin’s Polonaise were used to create piano recordings taken from https://www.kunstderfuge.com/chopin.htm.
A total of 30,257 observations (rows) and 70 feature columns are included in the dataset. Each row represents a time-aligned audio segment extracted from piano recordings.
For every acoustic descriptor computed from the pedal condition, the corresponding feature extracted from the no-pedal condition is stored using the same column name with the suffix “.1”. This naming convention allows direct comparison between pedal and non-pedal acoustic characteristics.
The dataset contains multiple acoustic descriptors derived from time-domain and spectral-domain analyses commonly used in audio signal processing and music information retrieval.
This dataset is intended for research on:
piano performance analysis
sustain pedal detection
acoustic feature comparison
machine learning approaches for musical performance analysis
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Number of rows | 30,257 |
| Number of columns | 70 |
| Data type | Acoustic feature vectors |
| Format | CSV |
| Pedal condition columns | original feature names |
| No-pedal condition columns | same name + .1 suffix |
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