Submission
CMT for Audio Mostly 24: https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/AM2024
Length and Formatting
We let authors choose the most appropriate length for their contribution amongst two formats:
- Short papers (max 4000 words, typically poster or demo presentation) should report novel work in progress or research that is best communicated in an interactive format;
- Long papers (max 10000 words, typically oral in-person or remote presentation) should present a substantial contribution to the research field.
The word limit includes all tables, acknowledgments, and appendices. References are not counted.
The length of the abstract should be 150-200 words.
Peer review
All submissions will be fully peer-reviewed. The review process is double-blind with each submission receiving three reviews. Please submit completely anonymized drafts. Please do not include any identifying information, and refrain from citing authors' own prior work in anything other than the third person.
Template
All papers must be created according to ACM templates available for both Word and LaTex: https://authors.acm.org/proceedings/production-information
We highlight that, in previous AM editions, the submission was made in a two-column format; but the new ACM authoring system advises using the single-column format.
Camera-ready papers
Please finish your camera-ready papers until TBD.
This will require the following steps:
Revise your paper
Please improve your paper by taking into account the scientific and editorial corrections/suggestions you have received from reviewers.
Please take the responsibility for a final spell check and language-style correction before submitting your camera-ready paper.
Make sure that you stay within the maximum page limit for your category (short/long paper). See Call for Papers.
Please adhere to the in-text citation style and reference format guidelines provided by the ACM. If you do not, your paper will be returned to you for proper formatting.
Also, make sure that you are using the correct template. See Call for Papers. Set up the ACM template in camera-ready mode (as opposed to review mode which generates line numbers, or author version mode).
Please import the required indexing concepts for your article from the ACM Computing Classification System (CCS). You can use the following web-based indexing support tool which generates the necessary TeX/XML code once you have selected your terms to insert in your LaTeX/Word templates.
For your camera-ready submission, please include ‘alt-text’ for your images to improve the accessibility of your work. Details on how to write alt-text in Word or Latex can be found here: https://authors.acm.org/journals/how-to-write-alt-text-and-why
Optional upload of supplementary data
Zenodo.org offers free permanent storage of research data with permanent digital object identifiers (DOIs). It is perfectly suited to refer to supplementary material from within your camera-ready paper, therefore recommended by AM'24.
If you have any research data that is coupled to your publication (e.g., data sets, appendices, source code, GitHub repositories, etc.), you can upload it there and include the DOI in your paper.
The procedure is as follows:
- go to https://zenodo.org/communities/audiomostly/
- click the "New Upload" button
- log in with GitHub, ORCID, or Zenodo account
- enter meta-data and upload data
- you obtain a DOI
- cite your data properly via DOI within your paper
- we will be notified and accept your upload to appear under https://zenodo.org/communities/audiomostly/
Update metadata in CMT
Update abstract, authors, and title in CMT if something has changed.
Upload files to CMT
Update the PDF of the final paper via CMT.
ACM Digital Library information
After the overall registration process has been completed, the ACM ICPS publication process will be initiated. You will then receive directly from the ACM a copyright form, the correct rights management and bibliographic information text to add to your paper (incl. ISBN, DOI), and further instructions.
