[Anacondastan]

The first up is a Pink, White, Brown, Purple, Blue noise generation. Allowing for the simultaneous playback of all of the above! A must have for earphone & equipment burn in.

Soundmasker Download


Next up is a easy way to tame mp3 files that have been recorded to loud or low (and may be clipping). The software will analyze the music file and report the recorded level in decibels and if the file is clipping. The default setting is 89db, but it is user adjustable up or down. It's fast and really simple to use.

MP3Gain Downloads

Have fun with these and enjoy your music!

 

[carlineng]

Foobar has a built-in replaygain scanner.

 

[FrederikS|TPU]

Exact Audio Copy is also a must have: Introduction » Exact Audio Copy

And maybe FLAC: FLAC - Free Lossless Audio Codec

That soundmask program is quite nice! Will definitely use that to burn-in my new amp.

 

[Gautama]

Audacity

 

[biph911]

I used SFT a lot when doing some active crossover work. It trains you to identify different frequencies by ear which helps out a lot when you are trying to smooth out response using crossovers, eq, etc.. Even with my RTA handy, I find knowing the frequencies by ear helpful.

Simple Feedback Trainer

 

[j0shimi]

Media Player Classic is great for Movies and DVD's.

 

[g500tec]

thanks for the links.

 

[j0shimi]

A great website for legal free software is filehippo.com - Download Free Software

It's updated daily and there's a lot of useful software available for a range of uses.

 

[immtbiker]

Does it expire in 30 days? Because in the price field it says "Free".