ref: 068d11f041e60f9dc4b13fe72c114fb5a5f407b5
parent: c4c25dbfd47a5e84b43d40fad7b1df99996e3ae6
author: David Bryant <david@wavpack.com>
date: Tue Oct 4 17:13:52 EDT 2022
add a "samples" directory with a stereo and mono test file
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+These are two, 60 second samples for exercising the stretch algorithms. They are
+encoded with the WavPack lossless codec, so they'll need to be converted back to
+Microsoft WAV files to be used. One is mono, and the other is a stereo version
+of the first, but with one channel delayed 1/2 sample.
+
+These are not speech samples, but are artificially generated test signals. They
+consist of a warbling tone (between 75 and 1500 Hz) and varying levels of noise.
+They are also generated at a high level (in some places clipping) to verify the
+proper operation of the stretch code with edge-case values.
+
binary files /dev/null b/samples/mono.wv differ
binary files /dev/null b/samples/stereo.wv differ