In episode 19 of Making Waves with WaveTheory, Jim & I discuss what makes a track a good test track, how to identify a good test track, and then name specific examples that showcase different aspects of sound reproduction. Those tracks are compiled into a playlist available on Kiku-Sphere!

Playlist on Kiku-Sphere: https://www.kikusphere.com/playlists/cmukhfieb000602l35x3ow9ay

My YT Test Tracks Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAXqplOP0XrZQhuHtEA01DWeymu9guJUm&si=TD-mFhXRlBxK2N8y

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The intro music was created by Mia Edenberg & Benjamin Shielden: https://edenberg-shielden.com/

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