[andrzejpw]

Well, there seems to be a lot of interest in burn-in lately. How about making a head-fi cd?

I mean, what do we need? Frequency sweeps, some pink noise, white noise, red noise, etc, right? Who's up to it?

 

[Braver]

just go to Audiogalaxy.com, you can find all types of hiss, static and noise there..

 

[Audio-Me]

You know what, I'll make burn-in CDs and sell them for $5 each, buyer chooses and pays shipping.

 

[Xevion]

Or you could just play a bass heavy CD you own on repeat.

 

[dngl]

Hey, at least you're not charging $150 like Purist Audio Designs

 

[andrzejpw]

Lol, I just made my own. 26 minutes of audio-burn in goodness! $5 shipped, lol!

 

[Audio-Me]

Anyone interested in making their own test tones and noise, download Syntrillium Cool Edit 2000.
http://www.syntrillium.com/download/download.html?1

For instructions, ask andy, he picked up on it quickly. It should be a cake walk. I don't remember how to use the demo version it was so long ago...

 

[markl]

I have a suggestion that will let you kill two birds with one stone-- a great burn-in CD with great music.

Primal Scream-- XTRMINATOR (circa 2000)

One of my all-time favorites. It will take you ten listens or so to settle in with it, but when you do it hits you hard. Overtly political and 100% modern, I would say this CD defines "cutting edge" music today. Not for the squeamish.

markl

 

[andrzejpw]

Yup. Its very easy to make the burn in cds. Just takes about 15 min.

 

[BenG]

Cousin Eddie could make a Yanni comp.