### Target loudness in LKFS; default = null (no loudness normalization applied)
loudness:-26
### Pre-amble and Post-amble length in seconds (default = 0.0)
preamble:0.5
postamble:1.0
### Flag for adding low-level random background noise (amplitude +-4) instead of silence; default = False (silence)
add_low_level_random_noise:true
### File designators, default is "l" for listening lab, "EN" for language, "p01" for exp and "g" for provider
listening_lab:"d"
language:"FR"
exp:"p01"
provider:"g"
### Use prefix for all input filenames (default: "")
### l stands for the 'listening_lab' designator, L stands for the 'language', e stands for the 'exp' designator (the number of consecutive letters define the length of the field)
use_input_prefix:"lLLeee"
### Use prefix for all IR filenames (default: "")
### p stands for the 'provider', e stands for the 'exp' designator (the number of consecutive letters define the length of the field)
# use_IR_prefix: "IR_pp_eee_"
### Use prefix for all output filenames (default: "")
### l stands for the 'listening_lab' designator, e stands for the 'exp' designator (the number of consecutive letters define the length of the field)
use_output_prefix:"leee"
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### Scene description
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### Each scene must begin by specifying the category in the following format: catN_I where N is the category index and N is the scene index
### Each scene shall de described using the following parameters/properties:
### name: filename of the generated output item (the program will save th generated items in the output_path folder, note: it is possible to use subfolders, e.g. items_stereo/x1_s01.wav)
### description: textual description of the scene
### source: filename(s) of the mono input sources (the program will search for it in the input_path folder)
### IR: filenames(s) of the input IRs (the program will search for it in the IR_path folder)
### overlap: overlap length between two input sources in seconds (negative value creates a gap)
### Note 1: use brackets [val1, val2, ...] when specifying multiple values
### Naming convention for the input mono files
### The input filenames are represented by:
### lLLeeettszz.wav
### where:
### l stands for the listening lab designator: a (Force Technology), b (HEAD acoustics), c (MQ University), d (Mesaqin.com)
### LL stands for the language: JP, FR, GE, MA, DA, EN
### eee stands for the experiment designator: p01, p02, p04, p05, p06, p07, p08, p09
### tt stands for the talker ID: f1, f2, f3, m1, m2, m3
### s stands for 'sample' and zz is the sample number; 01, ..., 14
### Naming convention for the input IR files
### The input IR filenames are represented by:
### IR_pp_eee_r_tt_mm_ffffff.wav
### where:
### pp stands for the provider: do (Dolby), no (Nokia), or (Orange), vo (VoiceAge), g (G.191)
### eee stands for the experiment designator: p01, p02, p04, p05, p06, p07, p08, p09
### r stands for the room ID: a, b, c, ...
### tt stands for the talker position: 01, 02, ...
### mm stands for the microphone position: 00, 01, 02, ...
### ffffff stands for the format ID: stAB20, stABC20, stAB100, stAB150, stMS, stBin, FOA, HOA2
### Naming convention for the generated output files
### The output filenames are represented by:
### leeeayszz.wav
### The filenames of the accompanying output metadata files (applicable to metadata-assisted spatial audio, object-based audio) are represented by:
### leeeayszz.met for metadata-assisted spatial audio
### leeeayszz.wav.o.csv for object-based audio
### where:
### l stands for the listening lab designator: a (Force Technology), b (HEAD acoustics), c (MQ University), d (Mesaqin.com)
### eee stands for the experiment designator: p01, p02, p04, p05, p06, p07, p08, p09
### a stands 'audio'
### y is the per-experiment category according to IVAS-8a: 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06
### s stands for sample and zz is the sample number; 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 (07 is the preliminary sample)