% Thursday 10/14
 %------------Example 1 -------------------------------------
                set(0, 'DefaultAxesFontSize', 12);
                set(0, 'DefaultAxesFontName', 'Times')
 % Some nice sound data sets:
 % 1.  tweet.asc   8,192 by 1
 %    22 kHz
 %    Doug Jones, University of Illinois
 %    digitized from D.J. Borror, Common Bird Songs (Cassette),
 %    Dover Publications, Inc., New York, 1984.
 %    Description: In MATLAB, the command sound(tweet,22000) will play
 %    this sound back at the right pitch.
 %
 %
 % 2. caruso.asc -- Digital signal of Caruso singing
 %    50,000 by 1,
 %    Sampling Rate: 8192 Hz
 %    In MATLAB, the command sound(caruso,8192) will play this sound
 %    back at the right pitch.
 %
 %    Source: Obtained by anonymous FTP from the xwplw package
 %    developed by R.R. Coifman and Fazal Majid at Yale University.
 %    You can get this X-windows adapted waveform analysis
 %    package by anonymous FTP to math.yale.edu.
 
 clf
 load('/usr/local/pkg/matlab-5.3/toolbox/wavelab/Datasets/tweet.asc')
  %load('tweet.asc') if WaveLab path is in.
 plot(tweet)
                 print(gcf,'-deps','tweet.eps')
 clf
 load('/usr/local/pkg/matlab-5.3/toolbox/wavelab/Datasets/caruso.asc')
  %load('caruso.asc') if WaveLab path is in.
 plot(caruso)
                 print(gcf,'-deps','caruso.eps')