[Lowfront]

Alright I did try a quick search with no luck but I can't find my burn in tracks I got off here awhile ago now.

It was like a 20min white noise with a 2 min silence track, to just repeat over and over again.

I remember them being big .wav files I believe.


Anyone know where I could grab this or something similar?


Sorry, and I'm going to run for cover just in case I get flamed for this.

 

[JadeEast]

I believe that any music that has a wide range of frequencies
and contains good transient information will do. For extra
good juju just play your favorite song so that everything
get enough practice.

 

[1Time]

I prefer using my "Boston" CD for burn in.

 

[TheVinylRipper]

Download Diamond Cut DC6 demo, go to the "edit" and then "make waves" and generate a sweep of 15 Hz to 10 kHz about 30 seconds long.

Go to "edit" again and then "select all", go to any of the filters and when it opens, check the "bypass" box and then click "preview" and just let it run at whatever volume you like. Probably you should start fairly low and then gradually turn it up as the headphones get more broken in.

Hope that helps..

 

[LawnGnome]

Just download NCH tone generator.

 

[rwest1389]

I got a lot of helpful answers here

contrastique's link is what youre looking for i think

 

[ericj]

Whitehouse - Movement 2000

 

[TheVinylRipper]

It was like a 20min white noise with a 2 min silence track, to just repeat over and over again.

I remember them being big .wav files I believe.

If you know someplace I can upload an mp3 file, I'd be happy to make a pink noise file for headphone burn in.

Pink noise has more energy in the bass and less in the treble than does white noise.

 

[krmathis]

From the Bink Audio Test CD.
* White noise
* Pink noise

 

[cherepashka]

Don't be mad, it doesn't matter what you're using for burn-in. With some material it burns-in faster, with other - slower. But result is always the same. Why not just use them...

 

[ruZZ.il]

maybe, in the long run... but I got noticeably different results when I first did some pink&white noise for a good few hours, although, ultimately, I guess you're right... after enough time, enough of it all will be played through.

I used an application called "Electroacoustics Toolbox" for mac. I played a superposition of white noise, pink noise and a sine wave sweep from 5 to 22k Hz. occasionally I played 2 frequencies in close proximity to get beats. I almost always superpositioned a playlist of a veriety of different music too..

My ultrasones required a good 200 hours before they seem to have reached their plateau though I certainly enjoyed them during most of that time...

 

[Lowfront]

Quote:

Originally Posted by krmathis /img/forum/go_quote.gif From the Bink Audio Test CD. * White noise * Pink noise

This was exactly what I was looking for. Even has the 2 min, of silence.

Thanks!

 

[heatmizer]

4 minute stereo pink noise with a sine sweep the sine is bit louder than the pink noise 192vbr mp3. If anyone wants the flac or wav just say and will upload
http://rapidshare.com/files/45280741/burnin.mp3.html

 

[krmathis]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lowfront /img/forum/go_quote.gif This was exactly what I was looking for. Even has the 2 min, of silence. Thanks!

You're most welcome!

 

[spambob]

can someone please reup this?