 What are sounds? Sounds traditionally have been counted with colors, smells, and tastes as secondary, sensible, or sensory qualities (see, e.g., Locke 1689/1975, Pasnau 1999, 2000, Leddington 2019). However, recently it has been proposed that sounds are individuals to which sensible features are attributed. In particular, several philosophers have proposed that sounds are public, distally-located, event-like individuals (Casati and Dokic 1994, 2005, O’Callaghan 2007, Matthen 2010).