Thanks for this. It worked beautifully!sox input.wav -n remix - rate 200 spectrogram -z 60
I couldn't resist going through the tracks that others posted just to see these spectrograms...enjoy!
This is fun!
Thanks for this. It worked beautifully!sox input.wav -n remix - rate 200 spectrogram -z 60
That looks like the winner so far...I had to see what "Bass I Love You" looks like in sox. LOL! Sorry.![]()
Here's "Watermark":I've always been a big fan of the bass notes that start at the 1:00 mark of the Enya song "Watermark" from the album of the same name. "The Long Ships" from that same album also has some deep notes which I have heard others recommend in similar threads.
Here you goHere's a nice, obscure one. Both better at bringing speakers to their knees, and being an enjoyable track on its own, than the last killer-bass song I posted:
That's an excellent idea...please do so everyone!PS: if you embed media, always write artist/title as plain text as well
Nice, some decent "combed" pattern left below where most music "ends" (<30Hz) at around 700-750 sec...This is fun educational thread to figure out what is actually audible and if you need a subwoofer. Most of the time I can switch off my subs (xo 29hz@48dB/oct) and not notice anything missing. Some tracks like "The XX" above seem to have lots of stuff 0-30hz, but it's really low in level and hearing is not good there, if I isolate my subs it's just some minor "thud thud" that would get swamped if I have my mains on. Also overall it can be quite a level difference depending if there's just some small frequency streak somewhere, or the whole range is red.
Not really music, but here's also a fun sub test..
Launch @ ~650s (10min)
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Speaking of bass playlists, here is one I found:I analyzed top 25 songs from Spotify's playlist called "25 of the best tracks for testing bass"
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4n1KtzMJUvh8enJhXWInfb?si=PaY_ZJ2rSwurU0CF16WS0A
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