These files are provided without assurances other than that the intent was that they be both accurate and intelligible.
They were created as an experiment into possible aids for learning methods. I think many people will find detailed study of blue lines to be more beneficial for committing methods to memory, but these offer an alternative, plus the opportunity for study during times when visual concentration is otherwise employed.
Some may also find this a more convenient format than printed (or hand written) lines for transportation.
I am aware that there are some inconsistencies in terminology used but to the best of my knowledge they are not erroneous.
Doubtless the speed of speech will not suit everyone but they come “as is” – take ‘em or leave ‘em as you so choose.
I would be grateful for notification of any errors or omissions in particular files but I will probably not be very receptive to suggestions of additional content - if you create some similar files yourself to your own taste you may work out why that is.
The few peal compositions include information that I thought might be helpful and/or that I personally find useful. In all cases the numbers given relate to coursing orders, NOT to course ends.
Again, if you want something more or something different, please have a go at producing it yourself.
The speech synthesis program used for creation of these MP3 files was TextAloud from NextUp.com.
Ross J Finbow