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GTZAN music genre dataset

I want to test my music genre algorithm in a public dataset to compare with other predicted algorithms. In the case of MIREX, all data is not available. I found that the GTZAN dataset is available at (marsyas.info/download/data_sets), but now it is not available.

Do you know how I can get this data? Because I use a different function than MFCC, so I need an annotation of the genre, as well as music.

Thanks in advance.

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EDIT: Now it seems the Marsyas page is hosted on marsyasweb.appspot.com , and you can find links to the GTZAN database in the datasets .

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If you're looking for a raw sound ... that's another matter. I do not know if you want to publish, in which case the law on intellectual property may be a more important factor. But for private testing, I suspect that you can simply use files from your own music library (for example, iTunes downloads already have a genre tag to test your algorithm).

Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer. Take my legal advice at your own risk.

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