BASS!

[danadam]

Maybe this one, then. The organ music that
Gemini AI recommended in my #690

Meh Although it's organs playing solo and rather sparse, so maybe it's more noticeable?

Here's last half minute from Saint-Saëns Symphony No 3:

 

[DY2]

I think he actually said no ultra low bass, which some define as below 30hz or 20hz.

I also tested a song to see how the bass felt to me. I also visualized it with RTA to see the frequencies and this is the result:

Or I'll leave a video, recorded with my phone, to see where the limit is for the SW.

 

[DanielT]

Meh Although it's organs playing solo and rather sparse, so maybe it's more noticeable?

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Here's last half minute from Saint-Saëns Symphony No 3:

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Hmm, regarding my example—there wasn't much in the way of really deep bass there.
I imagine that being able to distinguish between tones around, say, 25 Hz and those around 35–40 Hz is largely a matter of practice. Plus, of course, you need speakers or a subwoofer capable of reproducing those very low frequencies. With the right type of headphones, it should be easier to identify ultra-low bass.

In any case, I mostly listen to rock, jazz, pop, blues, fusion, and prog. I suppose I don't come across music with ultra-low bass all that often. If I listened to EDM or certain types of classical music (with pipe organs with 32-foot pipes, for example) more frequently, it would probably be a different story.

 

[SGiniS]

Lorn - Anvil

NTO - Invisible

 

[Chr1]

 

[fpitas]

I like my bass dirty.

Dirty Bass - Gypsy

 

[Chr1]