Uploaded July 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
I made a better bass testing audio track. Now, instead of just a tone-sweep, I have the actual bass section of a song. So you can now see how your sound system sounds when switching between different frequencies in rapid succession. I chose a sine-wave waveform for the song because that is the best way to test the low frequency response of a sound system. What you should hear is a smooth set of tones, and no buzzing. (unless of course youtube screws up it's encoding again.)
See how low you can go! (and turning up the volume until you hear a buzzing sound doesn't count!)
I made a better bass testing audio track. Now, instead of just a tone-sweep, I have the actual bass section of a song. So you can now see how your sound system sounds when switching between different frequencies in rapid succession. I chose a sine-wave waveform for the song because that is the best way to test the low frequency response of a sound system. What you should hear is a smooth set of tones, and no buzzing. (unless of course youtube screws up it's encoding again.)
See how low you can go! (and turning up the volume until you hear a buzzing sound doesn't count!)
