What's the difference between cooking music and listening music?

There are several main differences between machine cooking music and audition music:

First, the starting point is different.

Cooking music is based on the strange classics of getting through headphones. The way to cook music is to play it continuously with a variety of different frequencies. Generally, you should rest after one to two hours, but the volume should not be too loud. It will have obvious effects in about ten hours.

Listening to music is a test of the sound quality of headphones before choosing to buy, which is used to consider the product and also a test of the product channel.

Second, the purpose and function are different.

Machine cooking music is the music chosen for machine cooking, which is a process to achieve the best sound quality. The music used in the cooking machine is a gradual process, from light tone to stress, and gradually to the expansion of each range, thus realizing the aging and running-in process of headphones or audio.

Audition music is an audition CD or music produced by audio manufacturers, which is lossless conversion, including high-coded MP3 or WAV, DTS and so on. Test 2.0, using WAV dual-channel music, you can clearly hear the positioning of music or human voice, the dynamics of the speaker and other parameters. Test 5. 1. It is recommended to use a 5. 1 channel DTS test disc, which can restore the multi-channel effect during recording.

Third, the range and melody requirements are different.

Cooking music generally chooses movies with long range or outstanding sound effects. Cooking machine music pays attention to soothing and soft melody, and the low frequency should not be too large. Don't use excessive music like dj at first. Don't make too much noise when cooking, just one-third of the maximum volume. After 50 hours, you can turn up the volume slowly. You can also try white noise, pink noise, drums and so on.

Audition music generally uses lossless music, and there is no special requirement for range. Mainly to test the performance of headphones and multi-channel playback effect.