Speaker is known as an electronic device which can translate the digital signals
that sent from the sound producing device into the audible sound waves. Speaker also becomes a vital part of recording process in studio, which can give the artists and engineers the constant feedback that required for hearing what the product is going to sound like. It is very important to calibrate and test the speaker in the studio so that it can accurately reflect what the audio is going to sound like when it is played outside of the studio. At this time, this article is going to give you some easy tips to test studio speaker. So, just follow some tips below.
The first thing that you have to do is to launch the audio file on the studio computer. It will be preferably the raw audio recording in the digital audio program.
The second thing that you need to do is to listen to the entire audio and also pay close attention to the nuances in the music. You have to make sure that the high parts are clear, crisp, and without distortion. Meanwhile, the lower parts must be deep and also resonant. During this process, you should close your eyes to imagine and try the sound as a live performance. A good studio speaker must be faithful for the live sound.
The third thing that you have to do is to load the speaker test on the computer. After that, you can start to play low frequency like 10Hz and try to listen for the clarity. It must exist more as the deep rumbling than the audible noise.
Lastly, you can try to play high frequency sound such as 15 kHz. The sound must be clean and without the unintended noise like static that comes from the speaker.