Songs with low bass

Big Dan R
Big Dan R Posts: 131
edited April 2003 in Music & Movies
Im trying to gather an 80 minute long mix of pieces and songs by various artist containing low bass difficult to produce. any suggestions for music?

thanks,
Dan
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  • MxStYlEpOlKmAn
    MxStYlEpOlKmAn Posts: 2,116
    edited April 2003
    Nope, but I know a program you can download to help ya. If you have Roadrunner some sort of high speed connection and have a downloading software that can download software; download Fruity Loops. Play with it, figure it out. It has the whole spectrum of frequencies, from the highest bass notes to the lowest. It can probally go down to 6hz. Its the full spectrum and can make any woofer scream.
    Damn you all, damn you all to hell.......
    I promised myself
    No more speakers. None. Nada. And then you posted this!!!!
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  • Shizelbs
    Shizelbs Posts: 7,433
    edited April 2003
    Luniz- I got five on it
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  • tryrrthg
    tryrrthg Posts: 1,896
    edited April 2003
    Bela Fleck and the Flecktones "Flight of the Cosmic Hippo" this song DIGS DEEP!! If you give it a listen keep in mind the song actually takes it easy on you until about 1 minute into the song! you'll see what I mean when you hear it!
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  • mhw58
    mhw58 Posts: 359
    edited April 2003
    Welcome to the Machine by Pink Floyd.
    It's track 2 from the Wish you were here
    cd.
    Mike
    Fronts: SDA1C's
    Rears: SDA2's
    Center:CS400i
    Sub: PSW505
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  • Big Dan R
    Big Dan R Posts: 131
    edited April 2003
    what are some more songs? Im not really into that dj artificial ****.
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  • rs159
    rs159 Posts: 1,027
    edited April 2003
    Originally posted by Big Dan R
    what are some more songs? Im not really into that dj artificial ****.

    Truly deep sounds can usually only be created with a synth. There are HUUUUUUUUGE drums and such, but they are rare.
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  • goingganzo
    goingganzo Posts: 2,793
    edited April 2003
    metalica and justice for all. sir mix alot, snoop doggey dog, thong song, dr. dre, most rap bass cd
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  • tryrrthg
    tryrrthg Posts: 1,896
    edited April 2003
    Most music bass doesnt go below 30hz or so. with the exception being pipe organs. I've been told the lowest string on a bass guitar is 41hz. Not sure what hz a kick drum would be...

    Check out Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. Victor Wooten is so freakin awesome on the bass guitar!
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  • MxStYlEpOlKmAn
    MxStYlEpOlKmAn Posts: 2,116
    edited April 2003
    The lowest note on a bass guitar is like 25hz man
    Damn you all, damn you all to hell.......
    I promised myself
    No more speakers. None. Nada. And then you posted this!!!!
    Damn you all! - ATC
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  • rs159
    rs159 Posts: 1,027
    edited April 2003
    Originally posted by goingganzo
    metalica and justice for all. sir mix alot, snoop doggey dog, thong song, dr. dre, most rap bass cd

    Ditto that. If you want some extra snap in the bass check out Sisqo - Dance for Me. It doesn't go that deep, but it would give most 8 inch speakers some troubles and it is a lot punchier and quicker than most rap, a good test to see if your hitting where you should or if you're just booming away.
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  • tryrrthg
    tryrrthg Posts: 1,896
    edited April 2003
    Mx, better check your facts again. if the lowest note on a bass guitar was 25hz then some of the BEST speakers in the world wouldn't be able to reproduce it. and there would be a LOT of frustrated audiophiles out there trying to figure out how to get that last note! I'm pretty sure its in the 40hz range...
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  • goingganzo
    goingganzo Posts: 2,793
    edited April 2003
    also try rap bass asult, Waren G -regulators,D12 - Purple Pills, icp, and 2 live crew. fass down a$$ up, bass 917 and most other songs by them but if you want to go real low you need a good bass cd.
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  • rs159
    rs159 Posts: 1,027
    edited April 2003
    Just flag down one of those boom car guys and ask what he's got :lol:
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  • pjdami
    pjdami Posts: 1,894
    edited April 2003
    Big Dan,

    If you're into classical music at all there is a cd called "Bachbusters" that will put any stereo to its test. Back when I was in high school fifteen years ago there was this dude who worked at a car audio shop and he had 4 18 inch Rockford Fosgate subwoofers with a bridged 1000 watt Fosgate power amp (just for the subs) in the back seat of his car (there was no back seat...just a "W" wall of subs) and this was the TEST cd...Bachbusters. There are organs on here that go very very deep. I think the song is called "fugue".

    Also Jewel's "Spirit" cd has an amazing amount of bass that compliments here angelic voice. Track #10 "Barcelona" is one of my favorites from her. The bass gets progressive deeper throughout the song and is continuous...my poor PSW350 is hurting trying to reproduce the bass...shakes the house!

    Pink Floyd...yes that too. The helicopter scene from "The Wall" along with a few other songs from that album too.

    Paul
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  • rs159
    rs159 Posts: 1,027
    edited April 2003
    Bouncin' on twenty fo's to Bach. I like. It makes the old general public's argument against big stereos, "You call THAT music?",completely invalid.
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  • pjdami
    pjdami Posts: 1,894
    edited April 2003
    Bouncin' on twenty fo's to Bach.

    :confused::confused::confused:

    Please interpret this??? I feel like Fred Sandford when he has to look at Officer Bubba to interpret what the white cop just said...except reversed....

    P.
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  • Steve@3dai
    Steve@3dai Posts: 983
    edited April 2003
    The first Lamb album (Lamb) has lots of nice melodic bass. Also, you might want to check out Kruder and Dorfmeister's K&D Sessions, as they have some re-mixed Lamb, Bone Thugs, and other bass heavy acts on there.

    Alpha's first CD (Come from Heaven) also is quite bass heavy, but very beautiful at the same time.

    The reason these came to mind because they have so much else going on that the speakers must be pretty good to reproduce all the frequencies properly. I'm listening to the Alpha album right now and the bass is very musical, different notes with drums at the same time. So you've got your woofer trying to reproduce the bass and the drum at the same time, which takes an accurate speaker to do.
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  • rs159
    rs159 Posts: 1,027
    edited April 2003
    Originally posted by pjdami


    :confused::confused::confused:

    Please interpret this??? I feel like Fred Sandford when he has to look at Officer Bubba to interpret what the white cop just said...except reversed....

    P.

    Cracka, please ;)

    (In my most proper British accent)
    Bouncing (in a car with special hydraulics that make it bounce) on twenty four inch rims while listening to Bach.
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  • TonyPTX
    TonyPTX Posts: 545
    edited April 2003
    Originally posted by rs159
    Bouncin' on twenty fo's to Bach.

    Gangsta One-Fav-Nine in da house. Betta check yo' back and hide ya' bling-bling and rocks cause I hear the Five-O in the ghetto bird comin'
    Damn....8 lines...I've gotta put my sig on a diet now....
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  • rs159
    rs159 Posts: 1,027
    edited April 2003
    Cracka, I drive dis motha f!ckin' rocket car right here. No **** wimp **** cracka **** po-lice ain't gonna catch ME.



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  • Big Dan R
    Big Dan R Posts: 131
    edited April 2003
    nice ghetto talk tony...
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  • rs159
    rs159 Posts: 1,027
    edited April 2003
    I wonder where he picked it up? ;)
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  • rs159
    rs159 Posts: 1,027
    edited April 2003
    Notice the coffee can on the exhaust :lol:

    I wonder if he can get thru the drive thru at McDonalds? :lol:
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  • TonyPTX
    TonyPTX Posts: 545
    edited April 2003
    Too 'effin funny. I'd swear Photshop was involved here....
    Damn....8 lines...I've gotta put my sig on a diet now....
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  • NINjesse
    NINjesse Posts: 12
    edited April 2003
    there are many bass test cds available. you can find them just about anywhere you can buy a regular cd.
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  • wallstreet
    wallstreet Posts: 1,405
    edited April 2003
    kamakariad - donald fagen
    enya
    yello
    chemical bros
    crystal method
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  • abmarsh
    abmarsh Posts: 109
    edited April 2003
    A lot of Rush's music has pretty deep bass, especially when they're using the bass pedals.

    Peter Gabriel's music has some great bass - Tony Levin can play that thing!
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  • Tour2ma
    Tour2ma Posts: 10,177
    edited April 2003
    BDR,
    Here's an old thread that has some suggestions for you:
    http://clubpolk.polkaudio.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7582
    Mostly movies at start, but then gets into some music rec's.
    More later,
    Tour...
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