sox_ng/scripts/testtones.sh
Martin Guy 2d3812aa78 Rename sox, soxi, play, rec, sox.h and libsox to *_ng
This is the hard fork, allowing old sox and sox_ng to coexist
on the same system. Any distro wishing to switch to sox_ng
just needs to make symlinks from the old file names to the new.
This also removes the Debian-specific files rather than trying to
update them, as Debian uses its own version of them.
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#!/bin/sh
# SoX script: testtones.sh (c) 2009 robs@users.sourceforge.net
# Based on an original idea by Carsten Borchardt
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
# under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
# Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
# option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
# WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General
# Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
# with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
# 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA.
# Usage: testtones.sh [RATE [AUDIO_LENGTH]]
#
# This script generate files containing audio tones of various
# frequencies and power levels that can be used to test an audio
# system's reproduction quality and response. By default, the
# generated files are suitable for writing to a test CD (using a
# programme such as k3b).
#
# The audio files are created in the current directory and a list of
# the files generated is also created. A description of each
# generated file is sent to the console as the script executes.
#
# RATE (default 44100) is the sample-rate at which to generate the
# test tones. Use 48000 to test a PC/work-station or DAT system.
#
# AUDIO_LENGTH (default 36) sets the length in seconds of (most of)
# the test-tones.
#
# Other parameters can be changed in the Configuration section below.
# Configuration:
sox="../src/sox_ng" # Where is sox? E.g. sox, /usr/local/bin/sox
type=wav # File type, e.g. flac, cdda
rate=44100 # Default sample rate
#chans2="-c 2" # Uncomment for all files to have 2 channels
part_octave=6 # 5 for harmonic split, 6 for true half octave
tone_length=36 # In seconds; not used for sweeps
fade_time=.05 # Fade in/out time (for smooth start and end of tone)
gain="gain -1" # Headroom for playpack chain
#NDD=-D # Uncomment to disable TPDF default dither
vol_dither="-f ge" # Type of dither to be used for volume tests
plot=yes # Uncomment to enable PNG plots
plot()
{
[ -n "$plot" ] && [ -n "$name" ] && $sox -D "$name" -n \
spectrogram -h -w kaiser -o "`basename "$name" $type`png"
}
next_file() # Generate incrementing file name; update variables
{
plot # the previous file
file_count=$(($file_count + 1))
name=`printf "%02i-%s.$type" $file_count "$1" | tr / "~"`
echo " $name"
echo "$name" >> $log
length=$tone_length; [ -n "$2" ] && length=$2
total_length=$(($total_length + $length))
output="-b 16 $chans2 --comment="" $name"
fade="fade h $fade_time $length $fade_time"
}
# Initialisation:
[ -n "$1" ] && rate="$1"
[ -n "$2" ] && tone_length="$2"
log="`basename "$0"`.log"
: > $log # Initialise log file
total_length=0 # In seconds
file_count=0
freqs="100 1k 10k"
input="$sox $NDD -r $rate -n"
echo "Creating test audio files with sample-rate = $rate"
echo; echo "Silence:"
next_file silence
$input -D $output trim 0 $length
echo; echo "Noise colours:"
next_file white-noise
$input $output synth $length whitenoise $fade $gain
next_file pink-noise
$input $output synth $length pinknoise $fade $gain
next_file brown-noise
$input $output synth $length brownnoise $fade $gain
echo; echo "Single, fixed frequency pure tones, half octave steps:"
note=-60 # 5 octaves below middle A = 13.75Hz
while [ $note -le 67 ]; do # 5 and a bit octaves above middle A ~= 20kHz
if [ -x /usr/bin/bc ]; then
freq=`echo "scale = 9; 440 * e($note / 12 * l(2))" | bc -l`
next_file `printf "%.1f" $freq`Hz
else
next_file %$note
fi
$input $output synth -j 0 sine %$note $fade $gain
note=$(($note + $part_octave))
part_octave=$((12 - $part_octave))
done
echo; echo "Single, fixed frequency pure tones, decade/sub-decade steps:"
for freq in 20 50 100 200 500 1k 2k 5k 10k 20k; do
next_file "${freq}hz"
$input $output synth sine $freq $fade $gain
done
echo; echo "Single, fixed frequency pure tones, CD frequency sub-harmonics:"
for freq in 5512.5 11025 16537.5 22050; do
next_file "cd-${freq}hz"
$input $output synth $length sine $freq 0 25 $fade $gain
done
echo; echo "Sweep frequency @ 1 semitone/s, with a mark @ each octave of \`A':"
phase1=75
phase2=1
for freq in %-60/%67 %67/%-60; do
next_file ${freq}_sweep 127
$input $output synth sine %30 \
synth sine amod 8.333333333333333333 0 $phase1 \
synth squa amod 0.08333333333333333333 0 $phase2 1 gain -9 \
synth $length sine mix $freq gain -h 3 $gain
phase1=41.66666666666666667
phase2=42.66666666666666667
done
echo; echo "Dual, fixed frequency pure tones:"
next_file 9kHz+10kHz
$input $output synth $length sine 9k synth sine mix 10k $fade $gain
next_file 440hz+445hz
$input $output synth $length sine 440 synth sine mix 445 $fade $gain
echo; echo "Single, fixed frequency harmonic tones:"
for freq in 100 1k 5k; do
for shape in square saw; do
next_file ${freq}hz_$shape
$input $output synth $length $shape $freq $fade gain -3
done
done
echo; echo "Single, fixed frequency pure tones, 12dB attenuation steps:"
for freq in $freqs; do
for att in 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108; do
next_file ${freq}hz_${att}dB_att
$input $output synth $length sine $freq gain -h -$att $fade dither $vol_dither
done
done
echo; echo "Sweep volume @ 1dB/s, -108->0->-108dB, with a mark (-40dB) every 12dB:"
for freq in $freqs; do
next_file ${freq}hz_108dB-sweep 216
$input $output synth $length sin $freq sin %30 \
synth squ amod 0 100 sine amod 8.333333333333333333 0 75 \
synth exp amod 0.00462962962962962963 0 0 50 54 \
squ amod 0.08333333333333333333 0 1 1 \
remix 1v.99,2v.01 dither $vol_dither
done
echo; echo "1kHz tone offset with 1Hz:"
next_file offset_10%_square
$input $output synth $length square 1 sine 1000 remix 1v0.05,2v0.95 gain -h 0 $fade $gain
next_file offset_50%_sine
$input $output synth $length sine 1 synth sine mix 1000 $fade $gain
echo; echo "Silence on one channel, full volume on the other:"
for freq in $freqs; do
next_file ${freq}hz_left-chan
$input $output synth $length sine $freq remix 1 0 gain -h 0 $fade $gain
next_file ${freq}hz_right-chan
$input $output synth $length sine $freq remix 0 1 gain -h 0 $fade $gain
done
echo; echo "Phase difference (24, 90, 180 degrees) between channels:"
for freq in $freqs; do
for phase in 6.667 25 50; do
next_file ${freq}hz_phase-$phase
$input $output synth $length sine $freq sine $freq 0 $phase $fade $gain
done
done
echo; echo "Plucked scale:"
options=
overdrive="gain -3"
for f in pluck pluck_dist; do
next_file $f 42
note=-29
:>tmp.s32
while [ $note -lt 17 ]; do
$input -t s32 - synth .4 pluck %$note $options >> tmp.s32
note=$(($note + 1))
done
$input -t s32 - synth 1.2 pluck %$note $options >> tmp.s32
while [ $note -gt -29 ]; do
$input -t s32 - synth .4 pluck %$note $options >> tmp.s32
note=$(($note - 1))
done
$input -t s32 - synth pluck %$note $options fade t 0 4 3.6 >> tmp.s32
$sox -r $rate -c 1 tmp.s32 $output $overdrive remix 1 1 reverb 30
rm -f tmp.s32
options="0 0 60 75 0"
overdrive="overdrive gain -10"
done
plot # the last file
minutes=$(($total_length / 60))
seconds=$(($total_length - $minutes * 60))
echo; echo "Sample-rate = $rate; # files created = $file_count; total audio length = `printf "%i:%02i" $minutes $seconds`"