My home theater receiver has an option called “Test Tone.” After pressing, static starts on the front left speaker signified on the receiver and then moves across to the others as a way to make sure a person has plugged all the wires into the right slots in the back. This is the first step in creating the right sound. The next is messing with the equalizer. This takes the right soundscape. The song below has heavy bass matched with high pitch female vocals, a nice mid range and violins at the end for that perfect orchestra hall sound. Those who like this song it is an example of the indie electronic movement becoming very popular on blogs and other underground music sources. Even if you don’t like it, it is a great song to test out the settings of a home theater.
Listen to it all the way through because the beat changes, using different portions of sound. This is really a great song to show off bass. It hits extremely hard within the first 15 seconds. Enjoy and I hope this helps home theater tuning.
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My home theater receiver has an option called “Test Tone.” After pressing, static starts on the front left speaker signified on the receiver and then moves across to the others as a way to make sure a person has plugged all the wires into the right slots in the back. This is the first step in creating the right sound. The next is messing with the equalizer. This takes the right soundscape. The song below has heavy bass matched with high pitch female vocals, a nice mid range and violins at the end for that perfect orchestra hall sound. Those who like this song it is an example of the indie electronic movement becoming very popular on blogs and other underground music sources. Even if you don’t like it, it is a great song to test out the settings of a home theater.
