1. A method for deep tagging a recording, the method comprising the steps of: a computer recording audio of a communication between a plurality of participants, wherein the audio comprises speech from one or more of the plurality of participants; the computer detecting a non-speech sound within the audio, wherein the non-speech sound is transmitted to the plurality of participants; the computer automatically determining that the non-speech sound corresponds to a type of sound, and in response, automatically associating a descriptive term with a time of occurrence of the non-speech sound within the recorded audio to form a searchable tag, wherein the descriptive term includes a phonetic translation of the non-speech sound; and the computer storing the searchable tag as metadata of the recorded audio.
1. A method for deep tagging a recording, the method comprising the steps of: a computer recording audio of a communication between a plurality of participants, wherein the audio comprises speech from one or more of the plurality of participants; the computer detecting a non-speech sound within the audio, wherein the non-speech sound is transmitted to the plurality of participants; the computer automatically determining that the non-speech sound corresponds to a type of sound, and in response, automatically associating a descriptive term with a time of occurrence of the non-speech sound within the recorded audio to form a searchable tag, wherein the descriptive term includes a phonetic translation of the non-speech sound; and the computer storing the searchable tag as metadata of the recorded audio. 3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising the computer receiving an input from one or more of the plurality of participants to assist in tagging the non-speech sound.