Enter Hz
Type a value or choose a preset.
Direct Hz input
Type an exact frequency into the hardware display. Use the Frequency Generator when you need sweeping and range testing.
Hz input deck
Direct numeric tuning, 20 Hz - 20 kHz
Start near silent, then raise the volume slowly.
Type a value or choose a preset.
Use sine unless you need a rougher tone.
Raise it only after the tone starts.
Use the same button to stop.
Keep volume low before pressing play. High Hz tones can become uncomfortable quickly, especially with headphones.
Specific values people commonly type into a direct Hz generator.
Bass check for speakers and headphones.
Concert A tuning reference.
Meditation and wellness tone.
Clear reference for level checks.
Brightness and clarity check.
Very high frequency test. Keep it quiet.
Hz means cycles per second. In sound, higher Hz usually means higher pitch.
Rumble, sub bass, and low speaker movement.
Clear tones for pitch, tuning, and signal checks.
Bright, sharp tones for treble checks. Use low volume.