While working on another project, these were some by-products. I thought I’d share, in case they were useful.
The download is a .zip
file.
Included are 200 wav
files, each with sample rate of 44.1 kHz
, mono
.
There are two versions of each word:
Source for determining these as the “top 100 words used in English” is the Wikipedia analysis of the Oxford English Corpus, which has a lot of overlap with Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA).
The files are organized into folders: 10WPM_440Hz
, and 10WPM_700Hz
.
In each of those folders, you will find files named for their word. These are the files, in alphabetical order:
a.wav
about.wav
after.wav
all.wav
also.wav
an.wav
and.wav
any.wav
as.wav
at.wav
back.wav
be.wav
because.wav
but.wav
by.wav
can.wav
come.wav
could.wav
day.wav
do.wav
even.wav
first.wav
for.wav
from.wav
get.wav
give.wav
go.wav
good.wav
have.wav
he.wav
her.wav
him.wav
his.wav
how.wav
i.wav
if.wav
in.wav
into.wav
it.wav
its.wav
just.wav
know.wav
like.wav
look.wav
make.wav
me.wav
most.wav
my.wav
new.wav
no.wav
not.wav
now.wav
of.wav
on.wav
one.wav
only.wav
or.wav
other.wav
our.wav
out.wav
over.wav
people.wav
say.wav
see.wav
she.wav
so.wav
some.wav
take.wav
than.wav
that.wav
the.wav
their.wav
them.wav
then.wav
there.wav
these.wav
they.wav
think.wav
this.wav
time.wav
to.wav
two.wav
up.wav
us.wav
use.wav
want.wav
way.wav
we.wav
well.wav
what.wav
when.wav
which.wav
who.wav
will.wav
with.wav
work.wav
would.wav
year.wav
you.wav
your.wav