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What are the commonly used test tone frequencies ? How long should I make each tone last ? I have the option to make Sine waves, square, triangle, sawtooth,impulse and white noise. Which should I use ?

A3-VR6
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I want to make my own test cd and then burn it on a cd-r. I have the software & the burner so its only a matter of choosing the frequencies to put on the cd.

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RougeDude
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Hey what program are you using?

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A3-VR6
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NCH - Swift Sound

Real quick and easy to use.

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RougeDude
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Is it freeware to download or what?

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Test tones at the frequency relating to
the track: ie-20 hz = track 20...
up to 99 if you want (99 hz)1-19, bass songs, cool things, flashdance,
testing songs, surround sound tests etc..
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Got Bass?Stoplights timed at 30 MPH are also timed at 60 MPH :) - and 90!4xDD 9515; 8xCrossfire 1000D's
Daily Driver Wall - Hell Yes
Team Hertz

Thor
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My suggestion for the CD:

Test tones at the frequency relating to
the track: ie-20 hz = track 20...
up to 99 if you want (99 hz)

1-19, bass songs, cool things, flashdance,
testing songs, surround sound tests etc..

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Got Bass?

Stoplights timed at 30 MPH are also timed at 60 MPH :) - and 90!

4xDD 9515; 8xCrossfire 1000D's
Daily Driver Wall - Hell Yes
Team Hertz

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