What's your test song?

What song do you use to test your car audio?

Not because its your favorite song, but only for the purposes of testing your car audio.

 

A Mis Abuelos
Arturo Sandoval

https://open.spotify.com/track/3DFLJBhatFhTX17PTzfzAk?si=2t5ZaZW9RuaeyyEJ8AFkQg

always

 

1) Rolling in the Deep - Adele (for vocals and clarity)
2) Kickstart My Heart - Motley Crue (for impact bass and high-volume clarity)
3) Soul to Squeeze - Red Hot Chili Peppers (for for higher bass notes)
4) Disc Wars (Tron: Legacy soundtrack) - Daft Punk (for deep bass)

You must ensure these are high-quality files, played via USB, SD card, AUX, or CD.
Absolutely no Bluetooth, YouTube streams, or bootleg torrents your buddy gave you. Even the best audio system sounds bad when playing bad files. A good system honestly sounds worse with bad files than a bad system sounds with bad files.

 

Here’s my list:

 

Gucci gang - lil pump

 

I dont like electronic music but I like to use alice deejay - better off alone.

 

Phase by breaking Benjamin. Starts out kind of tribal, verses are singing, end is hard rock and screaming. Covers most of it for me and my style

 

If I want to check the true quality of sound, anything off the Steely Dan Aja album.

 

Joss Stone - The Chokin' Kind for vocals & imaging

Spyro Gyra - Patterns in the rain for drums & overall instruments & staging. The whole Dreams Beyond Control album is great for SQ demos though.

Eminem - Good Guy for deep bass demos

 

My Disc
The Sheffield/A2TB Test Disc

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvmeEyVd5w8

10 different instruments come in, one at a time, in the first 60 seconds.

If you can hear each separately, and they stay staged throughout then things are dialed in pretty good.

 

Great stuff

 

I never knew Chicago covered this song.

 

Wow, that's a throwback.

I've started using Juventa - Superhuman (Au5 Remix) from one of the UKF dubstep albums. Hits pretty much all the notes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d61-DnPvgRw

 

This, they are recording engineers that happen to make music.

one of my test tunes



ETA Aja album song

 

Good points. Dooky in = dooky out. It's tempting to use Youtoob and whatnot, but chances are most streams are garbage.

 

I bang this one out on Spotify tried to listen to the rest of the album but death metal, not feeling the love
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=z6aS40zZP2E
There’s so many tracks to listen too, for sound good, problem is don’t want to listen to half of them lol
This ones good once again spotify though
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LHw6cmehRag
Check out Eric Burdon The Black-Man’s Burdon album for staging, Nuts Seeds & Life, gun/pretty colors. Wider than the damn truck

 

So many classics up there Big Supertramp fan here myself

 

YouTube streams are so compressed

 

Just to listen to the waves at the start is amazing.