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.wavabout.wavafter.wavall.wavalso.wavan.wavand.wavany.wavas.wavat.wavback.wavbe.wavbecause.wavbut.wavby.wavcan.wavcome.wavcould.wavday.wavdo.waveven.wavfirst.wavfor.wavfrom.wavget.wavgive.wavgo.wavgood.wavhave.wavhe.wavher.wavhim.wavhis.wavhow.wavi.wavif.wavin.wavinto.wavit.wavits.wavjust.wavknow.wavlike.wavlook.wavmake.wavme.wavmost.wavmy.wavnew.wavno.wavnot.wavnow.wavof.wavon.wavone.wavonly.wavor.wavother.wavour.wavout.wavover.wavpeople.wavsay.wavsee.wavshe.wavso.wavsome.wavtake.wavthan.wavthat.wavthe.wavtheir.wavthem.wavthen.wavthere.wavthese.wavthey.wavthink.wavthis.wavtime.wavto.wavtwo.wavup.wavus.wavuse.wavwant.wavway.wavwe.wavwell.wavwhat.wavwhen.wavwhich.wavwho.wavwill.wavwith.wavwork.wavwould.wavyear.wavyou.wavyour.wav