BASS!

[b4nt]

Spoiler

 

[b4nt]

Adding Svreca.

 

[Rivet Head]

NIN - 10 Miles High

This is my favorite subwoofer test track. Low bass starts around 2:55 on the YouTube version. Spectrogram is from a flac version.

 

[b4nt]

Found something special.

 

[LTig]

Great Music, sounds very good on the big system, and a nice slow bass line starting around 1:40:

This is the spectrogram from the CD VOYAGER (best of compilation):

 

[Joe Smith]

Nils Petter Molvar's album "Khmer". ECM, 1997. One of my absolute favorite jazz fusion hard chuggers ever. She works those woofers really well. Of particular note: Track 2, Access/Song of Sand I.

 

[RHO]

 

[dualazmak]

Great Music, sounds very good on the big system, and a nice slow bass line starting around 1:40:

This is the spectrogram from the CD VOYAGER (best of compilation):
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Thank you for your sharing this link. I like it very much.

I successfully downloaded the video by 4K Video Downloader, extracted the sound into intact aiff format, cut-off the first 7 sec portion by Adobe Audition 3.0.1, then added it into my audio sampler music playlist in JRiver MC28.

Just for our reference, I analyzed the fq spectrum of the aiff file by Adobe Audition 3.0.1;

Yes, the slow bass sound is amazingly clear and smooth; it goes down to ca. 28 Hz at the end of the track. Really nice to enjoy, and it is a wonderful bass-test track for my multichannel multi-driver (multi-way) multi-amplifier stereo system with big L&R sub-woofers. Of course, not only the bass sound, but also the high fq string sounds are so clear and beautiful.

Thank you, again!

 

[Pdxwayne]

Thank you for your sharing this link. I like it very much.

I successfully downloaded the video by 4K Video Downloader, extracted the sound into intact aiff format, cut-off the first 7 sec portion by Adobe Audition 3.0.1, then added it into my audio sampler music playlist in JRiver MC28.

Just for our reference, I analyzed the fq spectrum of the aiff file by Adobe Audition 3.0.1;
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Yes, the slow bass sound is amazingly clear and smooth; it goes down to ca. 28 Hz at the end of the track. Really nice to enjoy, and it is a wonderful bass-test track for my multichannel multi-driver (multi-way) multi-amplifier stereo system with big L&R sub-woofers. Of course, not only the bass sound, but also the high fq string sounds are so clear and beautiful.

Thank you, again!

Sorry, I responded to wrong post. Please ignore....

 

[NiagaraPete]

I’d have add Kate Bush 50 Words for Snow. Beautiful recording.

 

[xykreinov]

 

[LTig]

Great bass drum at 30 Hz:

 

[Pdxwayne]

Great bass drum at 30 Hz:
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These 30hz tones are from what kind of drum? Electronically enhanced?

 

[Propheticus]

These 30hz tones are from what kind of drum? Electronically enhanced?

You could be right looking at the size of the drums they use:

 

[Pdxwayne]

Great bass drum at 30 Hz:
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Are you able to do the same analysis, but for each individual channel?

In my home stereo setups, I sensed more shakes on the right side of my body. Using AKG 371, I also felt more pressure on the right. It would be great if stronger right side feels can be confirmed with your analysis.

Thanks!

 

[Propheticus]

Are you able to do the same analysis, but for each individual channel?

In my home stereo setups, I sensed more shakes on the right side of my body. Using AKG 371, I also felt more pressure on the right. It would be great if stronger right side feels can be confirmed with your analysis.

Thanks!

Don't see any L / R difference in the bass.

 

[JayGilb]

 

[Pdxwayne]

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Don't see any L / R difference in the bass.

Should I assume the top is left and bottom is right?

Also, it seems yellow color can be from a range of -15db to 0db. So it is hard to tell the dB difference between the yellow dots.....

If you listen to it using a sub bass capable headphone, do you sense stronger shakes on the right?

Thanks!

 

[Propheticus]

Should I assume the top is left and bottom is right?

Thanks!

Yes the first (0-th) channel is left. In DTS/AAC it is the centre channel, but we don't have that in stereo
Found this while verifying.

 

[snaimpally]

William Orbit did a brilliant job producing Madonna's album "Ray of Light". The song "The Power of Goodbye" has some nice deep bass.