it seems that although i have no problem hearing the tones in this at the computers lowest audible setting, i do have trouble with backgroundnoise.
anyway. thought i would share this with you as i think its improtant to all musicians
http://www.freehearingtest.com/test.shtml
hmm, I wouldn't take this too seriously unless you can be assured that your computer speakers have a completely flat frequency response accross 20Hz - 20kHz.
For instance, my speakers really struggled with the 500Hz tone, as they are intended for an emergency intercom system and not for music reproduction.
It's a guide at least, and it might prompt more people to have a proper test before it's too late! Cool link!
Quote from: niftydoghmm, I wouldn't take this too seriously unless you can be assured that your computer speakers have a completely flat frequency response accross 20Hz - 20kHz.
For instance, my speakers really struggled with the 500Hz tone, as they are intended for an emergency intercom system and not for music reproduction.
It's a guide at least, and it might prompt more people to have a proper test before it's too late! Cool link!
Beat me to it... Even if they have a frequency response range that's large, the frequency response at lower and higher probably isn't that good anyways.
-Colin
Cool site.
dear ansil ,
thank you for the link . but i too think the other gent's are right.
i will also agree w/ you ansil that this is very important TO ALL OF US. 8)
peace to all of you,
- tom pollock
Well that explains the problem with the test. Now can someone explain all the voices I keep hearing ? ;)
Andrew
sorry i have a great system surround sound too boot so i figured it was pretty good fro what it was a FREE TEST
but i just thought i woudl throw up some things for those who liked it cool those who dindt well cool tool
peace out :D
Cool! I amazed to report I can still hear. After so many years of maximum "wattage in the cottage"! Dig those enviromental sounds!