OK, agree and well understood your thoughts and policy since I also have on-going similar "audio sampler post series" (always sound spectrum attached) on my project thread here and thereafter.
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Music with amazing sub bass. Anything goes.
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OK, agree and well understood your thoughts and policy since I also have on-going similar "audio sampler post series" (always sound spectrum attached) on my project thread here and thereafter.
Andretti60
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I listened to this album last night using earphones. I didn’t remember the bass line in this song, quite impressive.
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I lost my Treble a while ago
Doodski that is bad ass music! Thanx so much!
I can’t find this song in Spotify.
killdozzer
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And there's a lot of Beyerdynamics in the video!
Only thing, it's a shame they let Ono Yoko on the keyboards.Dude, that came across as racist. She is Michiko Hill, wife of bass player Pee Wee Hill in the video.
Married Musicians, "Pee Wee and Michiko Hill", Band Together but Shine Separately!
Married Musicians, "Pee Wee and Michiko Hill", Band Together but Shine Separately!
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killdozzer
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Dude, that came across as racist. She is Michiko Hill, wife of bass player Pee Wee Hill in the video.
Married Musicians, "Pee Wee and Michiko Hill", Band Together but Shine Separately!
Married Musicians, "Pee Wee and Michiko Hill", Band Together but Shine Separately!
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This album has been mentioned but track 2 “Also Sprach Zarathustra” (2001 A Space Odyssey theme) is my go to when testing bass on a system. Crank the volume and see how soon you hear the initial note (around 25Hz I believe) - good systems I can pick it up around 7 seconds in. The main piece begins at about 21 secs.
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Also sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30, TrV 176: Introduction (From "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "2010: The Year We Make Contact") [Reprise, Original Version] by Cincinnati Pops Orchestra & Erich Kunzel
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Telarc had some great stuff. Listen to the famous Terminator theme in a fantastic interpretation and let your subs experience the T-Rex burp afterwards!
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Yes indeed. With my first system I remember wondering why it took so long for the fanfare to start. Then, with a better system, "OMG there's an organ note there!" (It's C1, in the contra octave, almost 33Hz.) Then, "OMG it's more than an organ note! There's a contrabassoon and a bunch of tuned-down double basses too!" It's perfect for revealing extension and articulation.
The only problem with this and similar cases is they bake in the expectation that new and expensive gear is better - which it definitely true at first - but it leads to a belief that new and expensive will always be better. It's a hard belief for some folk to quit.
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Only Mark Ayres and his Desert, Trust Me, It's Over
FSF #20: Brad Fiedel/Mark Ayres - Terminator 2 suite (Terminator 2: Judgment Day)
Don't now if it qualifies as sub bass, but if you like electronic then there is a lot of bass in Shameboy's music, especially albums "Hi, Lo, and In Between" and "Heartcore", overall lots of base which goes into 40Hz at times (but not really below that).
"Hi, Lo, and In Between"
Transfur: some very low layers at around 1 minute
Strobot & Slaxx: intros
"Heartcore"
Heartcore: short intro
Monofour: intro (first half minute)
Abfahrer: outro
And Timeless by Goldie, has a distinctive 200-100-50 3x3-note sequence as a read thread throughout the whole song, most obvious around e.g. 9:44-10:30 and 12:00-12:30 (the whole thing is around 20 minutes).
"Hi, Lo, and In Between"
Transfur: some very low layers at around 1 minute
Strobot & Slaxx: intros
"Heartcore"
Heartcore: short intro
Monofour: intro (first half minute)
Abfahrer: outro
And Timeless by Goldie, has a distinctive 200-100-50 3x3-note sequence as a read thread throughout the whole song, most obvious around e.g. 9:44-10:30 and 12:00-12:30 (the whole thing is around 20 minutes).
Some test sounds here
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