You got all excited and were about to yell SPAM!!! weren't you?
So here's the deal:
There was a thread talking about breaking in drivers. Petter mentioned he used Sound Forge to make sine waves for this purpose. I happen to have Sound Forge and I want to make a driver break-in/test cd.
I was wondering what I should put on it?
I know I can do sine/square/saw/triangle waves.
There is also a "noise" setting which can be used to produce white noise. You can set the low pass cutoff frequency, so I think you could produce a "pink" noise by setting the frquency to 10kHz. Does this make sense?
You can also do some frequency modulation and DTMF stuff, but I'm not sure how useful that is.
Because I am a "musician", I figured I would use frequency which are actual musical notes(27.5Hz, 55Hz) as opposed to "random" frequencies. Any thoughts?
Also, since I figured I'm going to spend at least a few hours making this, I thought I could share. However, I don't have a website which people could download off of. Is anyone willing to put it on their website?
I could *.zip up the wav files into small sections and it could be passed around by email...
Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.
So here's the deal:
There was a thread talking about breaking in drivers. Petter mentioned he used Sound Forge to make sine waves for this purpose. I happen to have Sound Forge and I want to make a driver break-in/test cd.
I was wondering what I should put on it?
I know I can do sine/square/saw/triangle waves.
There is also a "noise" setting which can be used to produce white noise. You can set the low pass cutoff frequency, so I think you could produce a "pink" noise by setting the frquency to 10kHz. Does this make sense?
You can also do some frequency modulation and DTMF stuff, but I'm not sure how useful that is.
Because I am a "musician", I figured I would use frequency which are actual musical notes(27.5Hz, 55Hz) as opposed to "random" frequencies. Any thoughts?
Also, since I figured I'm going to spend at least a few hours making this, I thought I could share. However, I don't have a website which people could download off of. Is anyone willing to put it on their website?
I could *.zip up the wav files into small sections and it could be passed around by email...
Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.