# Example knot file for `-w custom:` — also bench/check.sh's cw_* fixture. # # Values are the window's coefficients at evenly spaced positions across the # whole block, linearly interpolated to whatever block size the encoder needs. # The first value sits at the first sample, the last at the last, so 2 knots # describe a ramp and 9 (below) describe an 8-segment piecewise-linear shape. # Comments run from '#' to end of line; separators may be whitespace, commas, # semicolons, or newlines. # # Absolute scale does not matter: the LPC search is scale-invariant, so these # are used exactly as written with no normalisation. # # The shape here is a fast attack / slow decay taper — the asymmetry the # compiled-in symmetric windows cannot express — meant as a starting point to # edit, not as a tuned window. 0.00 # block start 0.85 1.00 # peak early: attack 0.97 0.88 0.74 0.55 0.31 0.00 # block end