Saturalabs original 120 BPM tap-tempo reference

120-bpm.wav is an eight-second, 48 kHz, mono, 16-bit PCM WAV of 768,044 bytes.
It contains 16 synthesized clicks at half-second intervals (120 beats/minute).
Every fourth click has a higher tone to make four groups easier to follow.
That accent is a counting aid, not proof of a particular song's time signature.

Each 40 ms click has a smooth half-sine envelope and source amplitude 0.2.
The accent tone is 1320 Hz; other clicks use 880 Hz. Playback and device settings
can change the level or timing you hear. Start at a comfortable volume.

The reproducible source is scripts/generate-tap-tempo-example.ts in the
Saturalabs repository. Native FFmpeg decoding verifies 16 nonzero click windows,
24,000-frame spacing and 384,000 decoded frames. The reference does not certify
human tapping accuracy, browser timing, device latency or automatic beat detection.

To the extent possible under law, Saturalabs dedicates this original synthetic
120-bpm.wav and these notes to the public domain under CC0 1.0:
https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
The dedication applies only to these files, not user recordings or other media.