Audio Test Files – Generate High-Resolution WAV

WAV up to 192 kHz

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  • Start quiet, raise slowly
  • Check L/R markings first
  • Disable audio enhancements
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High-definition audio test file generator

Need a test file for a DAC, player or editor? Generate it locally with the exact sample rate, bit depth, level and length you need.

High-definition audio test files

Tones above 20 kHz only exist in files with high sample rates.

Which format to choose

Use 44.1 kHz/16-bit for general testing and CDs, 48 kHz for video, and 96–192 kHz/24-bit to test high-resolution chains.

Test file library ideas

1 kHz at −20 dBFS: level alignmentPink noise: speaker balanceLog sweep: frequency responseSilence: noise-floor check (set level to −60).

How to test

How to Use the
Test Files

  1. 01

    Signal

    pick sine, sweep or noise.

  2. 02

    Format

    choose sample rate and bit depth.

  3. 03

    Details

    set frequency, length and level.

  4. 04

    Generate

    press Generate and download the file.

High-definition audio test files

Tones above 20 kHz only exist in files with high sample rates. A 30 kHz sine at 96 kHz is a quick way to check whether a player passes high-resolution audio unchanged or resamples it.

Which format to choose

Use 44.1 kHz/16-bit for general testing and CDs, 48 kHz for video, and 96–192 kHz/24-bit to test high-resolution chains.

Test file library ideas

  • 1 kHz at −20 dBFS: level alignment
  • Pink noise: speaker balance
  • Log sweep: frequency response
  • Silence: noise-floor check (set level to −60)

Using test files

Before you start

Play files at low volume first; ultrasonic content is inaudible but can stress tweeters.

Related guides and fixes

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.Are the files uploaded anywhere?

No. They are created in your browser.

Q.Why is the file large?

Uncompressed audio at high rates is big: 10 s at 192 kHz/24-bit stereo is about 11 MB.

Q.What is the longest file?

60 seconds, to keep memory use reasonable.

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