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The link I posted at #480 is unavailable because it is now a playlist and intro track seems to be gone. Anyway here it is:
I don't think anyone is doubting that some of the hundreds or thousands(?) of organ recordings out there contain actual deep organ frequencies.
I sampled the pc audio loopback with audacity with 0dB gain.The question is what does 0 dB here refer to. That bass reaches -9 dBFS in my analyzer - that's still a lot, though.
nice patterns from 155 to 170 sec's
Curious, but it's around -40dB which is not that audible (or should say feelable).This Ani DiFranco track is a bit of an oddity for the bass thread. I remember my 4412As freaking out a bit with this when I first played it.
Strong low end energy all the way down to 5Hz. (Points are set at 5, 10 and 20 Hz) Not sure if the Youtube audio goes that low...
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Curious, but it's around -40dB which is not that audible (or should say feelable).
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Youtube, there's guide in this thread:It's definitely very present if the system can reproduce it. I always wondered if the CD master I have was an anomaly though, it really should have been high passed. Where did you take your sample from?
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It's rather faint...I think Richard Strauss's Also Sprach Zarathustra conducted by Reiner with it's 30 sec constant strong 32Hz introduction qualifies for this thread:
It is in the general maner but here we only have physical instruments in a 60 years old recording.It's rather faint...
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It's definitely very present if the system can reproduce it. I always wondered if the CD master I have was an anomaly though, it really should have been high passed. Where did you take your sample from?