I listen to the electronic piece in my headphone, it’s not the same as listening to it in speaker, bass should be felt in the chest.
It ain't how much,but how you use it!Lady Gaga, Bad Romance.
This is a strange one. Not obviously kicking hard in the bass, but there is something going on that makes my butt rumble... is this the brown note - or did I eat too many peanut M&M's and wash 'em down with too much fizzy cola?
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This one just made the house shake...
When after 13 seconds the bass enters my system with three subs, I fully understood the meaning of "bass that shakes your soul".
Make sure your system doesn't fall apart before playing it
This is my test song for sub bass, if you don't have something capable of going well below 30hz, you simply won't hear almost anything at the key moment
I was wrong about the Titanic soundtrack! I was convinced that that shot went lower. It's surprising how many systems can't play it at a decent spl
I think - though am struggling to find evidence (FR plots) - most loudspeakers tend to be -10 dB at 50 Hz compared to whatever listening level is set. Could explain why 35-40 Hz is almost non-existent. Having extension that can make 30 Hz or so audible will very likely have more oomph at 40Hz too.I was wrong about the Titanic soundtrack! I was convinced that that shot went lower. It's surprising how many systems can't play it at a decent spl
Danish DJ trowing a deep beat:
Nice bass work on new Being As An Ocean album if anyone cares to check it. As usual, good headphones don't do it quite as well as good loudspeakers.
That's one issue with headphones and IEMs etc. They may be able to do a great job into sub-sonic frequencies that we just can't hear - but without the translation to/through our body we can't feel them. Maybe we pick up something through our ears, but it won't be the right experience.Thanks for that !! So, some solid bass sub-50 Hz on that intro track, but no infra-bass.
My loudspeakers are good to ~25 Hz then roll off (4-way so you would say they are among the "subs built in" type) so that lines up. My headphones go lower on specs but the sonic impact is quite different.
Interesting contrast of this one (traditional amplified instruments inc. bass guitar and drums plus synth) compared to the Hedergaard track (all synth) in terms of the fuzziness of the former and the almost vector-graphic cleanness of the bass line in the latter btw.