Song.link for all the listed tracks: Pink Noise Team - Pink Noise Background Stereo One Minute Continuous Holly Cole Trio - I Can See Clearly Now Johnny Cash - Bird on a Wire Bruno Mars - 24K...
p.s. I stumbled upon this article on Pocket (hence the 2021 article date), but still thought it was interesting enough to share. Some great tracks, and a few covers I've never head before either. I can see why they use them, since they're a really good mix of all the various musical elements.
Its a great list, I love it. I suppose they didn't include it because it's cliche, but I'm mildly surprised they don't do final tests with Dark Side of the Moon. It's my goto post-calibration...
Its a great list, I love it. I suppose they didn't include it because it's cliche, but I'm mildly surprised they don't do final tests with Dark Side of the Moon.
It's my goto post-calibration (which thankfully my home stereo does itself), in part because I know it so well, but also because it has a lot of depth and variety in the instrumentation and volume. And frankly, if there's one place the quad mix makes sense, it's using a car sound system. If you twisted my arm to demand a single track, I'd probably choose Time.
Here's my personal list for all sound systems, truncating Dark Side of the Moon (ya nonbelievers):
Pink Floyd - Time
The Beatles - Hey Jude
Gunship - Empress of the Damned
Nine Inch Nails - We're in this Together
Dragonforce - Through the Fire and Flames
Blackstreet - No Diggity
Catch 22 - 9mm and a 3-piece Suit
Daft Punk - Lose Yourself to Dance (and Discovery)
Frozen Soundtrack - Let it Go (That high E omg)
Rush - 2112 (sorry you play this album full or go home)
William Shatner - Together (ft Lemon Jelly, a band with a nigh-perfect discography)
1200 Micrograms - Acid for Nothing
Dark Nebula - Unwanted Emotion
BT - Superfabulous
Song.link for all the listed tracks:
Pink Noise Team - Pink Noise Background Stereo One Minute Continuous
Holly Cole Trio - I Can See Clearly Now
Johnny Cash - Bird on a Wire
Bruno Mars - 24K Magic
Winterplay - Billie Jean
Tom Petty - Learning to Fly (Live)
Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five
Steely Dan - Hey Nineteen
Straight No Chaser - Homeward Bound
p.s. I stumbled upon this article on Pocket (hence the 2021 article date), but still thought it was interesting enough to share. Some great tracks, and a few covers I've never head before either. I can see why they use them, since they're a really good mix of all the various musical elements.
Its a great list, I love it. I suppose they didn't include it because it's cliche, but I'm mildly surprised they don't do final tests with Dark Side of the Moon.
It's my goto post-calibration (which thankfully my home stereo does itself), in part because I know it so well, but also because it has a lot of depth and variety in the instrumentation and volume. And frankly, if there's one place the quad mix makes sense, it's using a car sound system. If you twisted my arm to demand a single track, I'd probably choose Time.
Here's my personal list for all sound systems, truncating Dark Side of the Moon (ya nonbelievers):
Pink Floyd - Time
The Beatles - Hey Jude
Gunship - Empress of the Damned
Nine Inch Nails - We're in this Together
Dragonforce - Through the Fire and Flames
Blackstreet - No Diggity
Catch 22 - 9mm and a 3-piece Suit
Daft Punk - Lose Yourself to Dance (and Discovery)
Frozen Soundtrack - Let it Go (That high E omg)
Rush - 2112 (sorry you play this album full or go home)
William Shatner - Together (ft Lemon Jelly, a band with a nigh-perfect discography)
1200 Micrograms - Acid for Nothing
Dark Nebula - Unwanted Emotion
BT - Superfabulous
Ok that's enough. I could do this all day.