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With over 60.000 downloads of the OS 9 version, this speaking OSX upgrade with lots of new features was iminent. Make A TestTone is a highly accurate and flexible test signal generator that you can use to test your signal chain for distortion, aliasing, speaker defects, digital clock errors, crosstalk, cross-wiring etc. But you can also produce the classic Test Tone preceding program material. In the sound files, our announcer Jennifer optionally introduces levels, frequencies, speakers and formats. In addition Make A TestTone drops markers in the files, indicating the exact frequency and amplitude at that spot. Here's an example of part of a 5.1 surround phase check as an mp3 Sine-wave tone generation ranges from simple test tones to precede a mix, to flexible custom level and frequency sweeps up to 192 kHz. These sweeps are used to produce totally clean sideband-free test input for quality checks on signal processing or dithering algorithms. They will brutally reveal almost every limitation, as our on-line sample rate converter comparison shows. Again Jennifer can precede each sweep by a complete spoken description. Another example: the simplest test beep introduced by Jennifer: (Note that these are mp3 files, accuracy has suffered from conversion to mp3) The demo of Make A TestTone does produce sound files, but they contain only silence, it can be unlocked by a key code that can be purchased at $29.95 in our on-line store |
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