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Learning Frequencies

SuperunknownSuperunknown Registered User regular
edited November 2006 in Help / Advice Forum
I was just wondering if anyone knows of a programme that I can fuck around with sound frequencies with a sound file or a CD. Like some sort of programme with a digital equaliser in it, I'm getting in to the first stages of sound engineering and of course the first thing I need is to fuck around with frequencies and learn them, but I don't have the required gear at home to use and the ones at school are being used current and I won't be getting them back for at least 2 weeks. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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  • NickTheNewbieNickTheNewbie Registered User regular
    edited November 2006
    Only thing i can think of is really simple stuff like the equalizer found in music player apps.

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  • VeegeezeeVeegeezee Registered User regular
    edited November 2006
    NHC Tone Generator

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  • CailYoungCailYoung Registered User regular
    edited November 2006
    If you can learn to whistle 1k, you can then octave off that and work out most any frequency from ~200 up to maybe 8k-10k - the hard part's beating the 1k frequency into your mind.

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  • blincolnblincoln Registered User regular
    edited November 2006
    Any halfway decent audio editing program should have a graphic EQ. That would be a good start, although IMO if you really want to learn them, try to find one with a parametric EQ.

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