
1 kHz Sine Tone
A pure 1000 Hz sine tone, 3 seconds, 16-bit 44.1 kHz mono — a clean reference signal for level metering, spectrum analysis, and waveform rendering.
- File
- WAV · Reference Tones · 3 s
- Use case
- Audio analysis
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A pure 1000 Hz sine tone, 3 seconds, 16-bit 44.1 kHz mono — a clean reference signal for level metering, spectrum analysis, and waveform rendering.

A 1 kHz sine tone sampled at 16000 Hz — part of a sample-rate ladder (8/16/44.1/48/96 kHz) of the identical tone, for testing resampling, sample-rate detection, and aliasing.

A 1 kHz sine tone sampled at 44100 Hz — part of a sample-rate ladder (8/16/44.1/48/96 kHz) of the identical tone, for testing resampling, sample-rate detection, and aliasing.

A 1 kHz sine tone sampled at 48000 Hz — part of a sample-rate ladder (8/16/44.1/48/96 kHz) of the identical tone, for testing resampling, sample-rate detection, and aliasing.

A 1 kHz sine tone sampled at 8000 Hz — part of a sample-rate ladder (8/16/44.1/48/96 kHz) of the identical tone, for testing resampling, sample-rate detection, and aliasing.

A 1 kHz sine tone sampled at 96000 Hz — part of a sample-rate ladder (8/16/44.1/48/96 kHz) of the identical tone, for testing resampling, sample-rate detection, and aliasing.

A pure 220 Hz sine tone, 3 seconds, 16-bit 44.1 kHz mono — a clean reference signal for level metering, spectrum analysis, and waveform rendering.

A pure 440 Hz sine tone, 3 seconds, 16-bit 44.1 kHz mono — a clean reference signal for level metering, spectrum analysis, and waveform rendering.

A 440 Hz sine tone stored as 16-bit PCM — part of a bit-depth ladder (8/16/24-bit) of the identical tone, for testing bit-depth conversion, dithering, and quantisation-noise handling.

A 440 Hz sine tone stored as 24-bit PCM — part of a bit-depth ladder (8/16/24-bit) of the identical tone, for testing bit-depth conversion, dithering, and quantisation-noise handling.

A 440 Hz sine tone stored as 8-bit PCM — part of a bit-depth ladder (8/16/24-bit) of the identical tone, for testing bit-depth conversion, dithering, and quantisation-noise handling.

A six-channel 5.1 surround WAV that plays a 1-second tone in each channel in turn, in the standard WAV order (FL, FR, C, LFE, SL, SR). A fixture for testing multichannel decoding, downmixing, and channel-order handling.

The clip as raw AAC in an ADTS stream — the codec behind most streaming and mobile audio. For testing AAC decoders and remux into MP4.

The clip as AC-3 (Dolby Digital) — the multichannel codec used in DVD/broadcast. Rendered here in stereo; for testing AC-3 decoding and conversion.

A pure 1 kHz sine tone stored as AIFF — Apple's big-endian 16-bit PCM container, 3 seconds, 44.1 kHz mono. A clean reference for testing AIFF decoders and WAV↔AIFF conversion.

A pure 440 Hz sine tone stored as AIFF — Apple's big-endian 16-bit PCM container, 3 seconds, 44.1 kHz mono. A clean reference for testing AIFF decoders and WAV↔AIFF conversion.

The clip as Apple Lossless (ALAC) in an M4A container — lossless, unlike the AAC M4A twin. For testing ALAC decoding and lossless conversion.

The clip resampled to 8 kHz mono and encoded as AMR narrowband — the telephony/voice-note codec. For testing AMR decoding and speech-codec conversion.

Synthetic clean tone sequence encoding digits 0123 (zero one two three). Pair with the noisy twin and transcript JSON for ASR evaluation.

Noisy twin of the digit sequence 0123 at ~7 dB SNR. Score ASR against the shared transcript JSON.

Ground-truth transcript for the 0123 ASR utterance pair — expected text: “zero one two three”.

Synthetic clean tone sequence encoding digits 1357 (one three five seven). Pair with the noisy twin and transcript JSON for ASR evaluation.

Noisy twin of the digit sequence 1357 at ~7 dB SNR. Score ASR against the shared transcript JSON.

Ground-truth transcript for the 1357 ASR utterance pair — expected text: “one three five seven”.
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