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    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ObjectType xmlns="http://slubarchiv.slub-dresden.de/sigprops1"
    xsi:schemaLocation="http://slubarchiv.slub-dresden.de/sigprops1 https://slubarchiv.slub-dresden.de/slubarchiv/standards/sigprops/sigprops.xsd"
    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
    <Metadata>
        <CreationDate>2022-08-26T08:25:43</CreationDate>
        <Creator>Andreas Romeyke</Creator>
        <WorkflowName>Mediathek</WorkflowName>
        <InstitutionName>SLUB Dresden</InstitutionName>
        <InstitutionContact>andreas.romeyke@slub-dresden.de</InstitutionContact>
        <ObjectTypeName>Retrodigitalisat Audio (Tonband)</ObjectTypeName>
    </Metadata>
    <SignificantProperties>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>human-audible</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object can be played and listened to by humans.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Content</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>human-audible</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object can be used by musicologists or music enthusiasts to distinguish work (name), artist (name), ensemble instrumentation, voice pitch (tenor, alto, soprano, bass), playing style, singing and playing techniques, instrumental or vocal parts, or to perform compositional analysis.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Content</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>human-audible</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object can be used by historians to analyze time periods, sphere of activity and creativity of the participants.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Content</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>authentic</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object can be used by historians to analyze time periods, sphere of activity and creativity of the participants.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Context</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>human-audible</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object can be used by linguists to analyze speech and phonetics.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Content</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>human-audible</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object can be used by broadcasting, cultural institutions and music industry for the purpose of commercial and non-commercial use in TV reports, films, radio, news and other publications.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Content</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>processable</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object can be used by broadcasting, cultural institutions and music industry for the purpose of commercial and non-commercial use in TV reports, films, radio, news and other publications.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Behaviour</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>processable</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>To allow scientists to examine interesting parts of bad recordings (for an example: field recordings), a sound engineer must be able to de-noise the object and boost or cut certain frequency ranges. Therefore, the use of lossy compression is not allowed, as it destroys frequency ranges or information-bearing signal components.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Content</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>has empty sections</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object can be used by sound engineers to detect the noise print of tape, recording equipment, room and environment using blank sections, to estimate the signal-to-noise ratio, and to determine the singal noise print for digital denoising, if necessary.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Behaviour</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>documented</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object allows the user to identify the number of tracks (usually 2- or 4-track) based on the labeling of the inserts (e.g. packaging) or the number of digitized files, as well as whether the recordings are mono (single-channel) or stereo (two-channel).</PropertyExplanation>
                <PropertyCategory>Context</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>authentic</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object feels as you would expect in the historical context.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Behaviour</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>searchable</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object should be searchable for timepoints.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Structure</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>skipable</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object should be skipable to time codes and chapters.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Structure</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>cuttable</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object should be reassemblable via crop marks.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Structure</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>integer</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object can be checked for its integrity.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Structure</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>authentic</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object should be suitable to prove its authenticity.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Context</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>identifiable</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object should be identifiable by metadata.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Context</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>quoteable</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object should be quoteable.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Structure</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>attributable</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object can be attributed by musicologists to an existing written original.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Context</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>qualitively categorized</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>For a user, the qualitative assignment of the object is clearly recognizable.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Context</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
            <PropertyName>preload categorized</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The user is informed about the color (behaviour) of the preload (defines order of tracks, e.g. green means 'beginning', red means 'continuation'). </PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Context</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
        <SignificantProperty>
                <PropertyName>forward playable</PropertyName>
            <PropertyExplanation>The object is usually playable forward in time for the user.</PropertyExplanation>
            <PropertyCategory>Behaviour</PropertyCategory>
            <PropertyProcedure>designated communities</PropertyProcedure>
        </SignificantProperty>
    </SignificantProperties>
</ObjectType>

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