paikiah 5,000+ posts
Wangaholic
Everyone's asking about bumpin' songs, bass tunes...
I like SPL as much as anyone, but I would like to have quality to it, so Id like to know what you guys use for bass, mid and treble tuning. I've read from mags and internet sites that tell me to use songs that I don't listen to, so I can concentrate on listening to the quality and not the song itself...or something of that nature.
So far, my compilation includes:
thunder storm
male voice (any high kbit hypnosis track did it for me)
Male voice choir
female voice counting 1~10
left-right countdown 10~1
glass crack
THX classic intro (still scares me time to time)
some Cathedral (pipe) organ track(supposed to go down to 18Hz, but obviously, I can't hear it)
Boys to men - on bended knees acapella
bass 305-tweeter test
fart noises (oh yeah, they make the mids jump)
Primus (les claypool) - bass and drum solo
Vivaldi - four seasons (spring)
Vivaldi - Guitar, Violin, Viola and cello concerto in A
Tchaikovsky - 1816 (don't really know what year it was already) it's the track with the cannons
Turkish belly dance track (I think it has GREAT midbass to midrange tones)
Carribean steel drum band recording (can't seem to find any clear recordings, though)
tropical forest with sounds of water and birds in the background
It'd be great if you could post some that you use, cause I have this feeling that I'm still not testing all the frequencies. I do not have a trained ear, so I need tracks like the ones above and try to listen to individual frequencies.
I like SPL as much as anyone, but I would like to have quality to it, so Id like to know what you guys use for bass, mid and treble tuning. I've read from mags and internet sites that tell me to use songs that I don't listen to, so I can concentrate on listening to the quality and not the song itself...or something of that nature.
So far, my compilation includes:
thunder storm
male voice (any high kbit hypnosis track did it for me)
Male voice choir
female voice counting 1~10
left-right countdown 10~1
glass crack
THX classic intro (still scares me time to time)
some Cathedral (pipe) organ track(supposed to go down to 18Hz, but obviously, I can't hear it)
Boys to men - on bended knees acapella
bass 305-tweeter test
fart noises (oh yeah, they make the mids jump)
Primus (les claypool) - bass and drum solo
Vivaldi - four seasons (spring)
Vivaldi - Guitar, Violin, Viola and cello concerto in A
Tchaikovsky - 1816 (don't really know what year it was already) it's the track with the cannons
Turkish belly dance track (I think it has GREAT midbass to midrange tones)
Carribean steel drum band recording (can't seem to find any clear recordings, though)
tropical forest with sounds of water and birds in the background
It'd be great if you could post some that you use, cause I have this feeling that I'm still not testing all the frequencies. I do not have a trained ear, so I need tracks like the ones above and try to listen to individual frequencies.