effetune

A web-based real-time audio effect processor designed for audio enthusiasts to enhance their music listening experience.


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Other Audio Tools

A collection of specialized audio tools and generators that complement the main effect categories. These plugins provide unique capabilities for sound generation and audio experimentation.

Plugin List

Oscillator

A versatile audio signal generator that produces various waveforms with precise frequency control. Perfect for testing audio systems, creating reference tones, or experimenting with sound synthesis.

Features

Parameters

Example Uses

  1. Speaker Testing
    • Check frequency reproduction range
      • Use sine wave sweep from low to high frequencies
      • Note where sound becomes inaudible or distorted
    • Test distortion characteristics
      • Use pure sine waves at different frequencies
      • Listen for unwanted harmonics or distortion
      • Compare behavior at different volume levels
  2. Room Acoustics Analysis
    • Identify standing waves
      • Use sine waves at suspected room mode frequencies
      • Move around the room to find nodes and antinodes
    • Check resonance and reverberation
      • Test different frequencies to find problematic resonances
      • Use pink noise to evaluate overall room response
    • Map frequency response at different positions
      • Use sine sweeps to check consistency across listening area
  3. Headphone/Earphone Testing
    • Evaluate crosstalk between channels
      • Send signal to one channel only
      • Check for unwanted bleed into the other channel
    • Test frequency response
      • Use sine sweeps to check frequency balance
      • Compare left and right channel responses
  4. Hearing Tests
    • Check personal hearing range
      • Sweep frequencies to find upper and lower limits
      • Note any frequency gaps or weaknesses
    • Determine minimum audible volume
      • Test different frequencies at varying volumes
      • Map personal equal-loudness contours
  5. System Calibration
    • Level matching between components
      • Use sine waves at reference frequencies
      • Ensure consistent levels across the signal chain
    • Channel balance verification
      • Test left/right balance at different frequencies
      • Ensure proper stereo imaging

Remember: The Oscillator is a precision tool - start with lower volumes and increase gradually to avoid potential equipment damage or hearing fatigue.