dannyp Posted October 19, 2009 Report Posted October 19, 2009 hi all, Just wondering Is there a easy way of finding out what hertz a song is playing at etc, so that i can check what tracks are perfect for my set up without playing them all as ive seen other posts with people knowing what beats are good for peoples enclosures Thankyou Dan Quote Dan Plummer - 1x DC sounds Level4 15" - 800wrms - 3.5 cuft Ported Box - Rover 25 Peak= 142.2dB @ 40Hz 40Hz= 142.2dB 33Hz= 139.6dB 25Hz= 136.8dB 20Hz= 136.1dB
EXOcontralto Posted October 19, 2009 Report Posted October 19, 2009 hi all,Just wondering Is there a easy way of finding out what hertz a song is playing at etc, so that i can check what tracks are perfect for my set up without playing them all as ive seen other posts with people knowing what beats are good for peoples enclosures Thankyou Dan Download various test tones - listen to the religously like I do, and eventually you'll be able to tell what approx. frequency your listening to very accuarately Quote The REAL YouTube Page ●▬▬▬▬★▬▬^๑۩۩๑^▬▬★▬▬▬▬● Head Unit - Pioneer DEH-p6000ub Equalizer - Soon To Come Amplifiers - (4) Soundstream TX1.2600d's Subwoofers - (2) Soundstream XXX 18's Enclosure - 16 Cubic Foot Wall Tuned to 38hz Power Wire - (200ft) Tsunami 0 Gauge PRO BIG 3 w/ 8 C&D Batteries Team DBs (Driven By sound)
loganberry Posted October 19, 2009 Report Posted October 19, 2009 audacity this its a free download too and you choose which part of the song, how long, etc...very useful tool there is also some people you can ask on here, a thread in the tunez section as well Quote My F-150 Build GET ON THE BANDWAGON what if they tried messing with the amps when the subs werent louder hahah jk
dannyp Posted October 19, 2009 Author Report Posted October 19, 2009 cheers guys once my build is complete ill know what im looking for then will no doubt ask a few gurus for advice using audacity Quote Dan Plummer - 1x DC sounds Level4 15" - 800wrms - 3.5 cuft Ported Box - Rover 25 Peak= 142.2dB @ 40Hz 40Hz= 142.2dB 33Hz= 139.6dB 25Hz= 136.8dB 20Hz= 136.1dB
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