How do people bass out songs?

certains tones will sounds louder at a certain frequencies. sometimes ill sit at my electric piano, and if you turn all the way up, certain notes will sound louder than other notes. theres a table somewhere that puts all of this in perspective, i cant find it though.

 
this is what i was looking for

subbass (low notes), are usually considered 80hz frequencies and below. - deeep pipe organ, low piano notes, some electric\string bass, techno, the 'rumbly' deep kind of bass, ect.
midbass (middle notes on the low end) are usually considered 80~400hz frequencies - kickdrums, cello, electric\string bass, the 'punchy' kind of bass.

midrange (upper middle notes) are usually considered 400~5khz frequencies - human male voice, some lower end female voice, drums, guitar, most of the music is here

highs\treble\tweet (high high notes on the teeny weeny itsy bitsy strings /end strongbad) are usually considered 5kh~20hz and above - cymbols, guitar on the tiny little high strings, female voices, violin, and all that, the kind of sound that makes your ears hurt, aka - treble.

those are just rough numbers, and can be argued to be lower\higher\broader\whatever... im not POSATIVE on the midbass\midrange numbers, but im sure they are close to those numbers.

this chart is kinda cool;

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ps...is there a web site or server where I can upload some cuts for others to D/L or listen to? Besides putting it on an accessible drive for Bearshare, etc.

 
i use mixvibes pro 5.0 . and you slow down the pitch to make it slow, the program has lots of options, including bass enhancement. i've done afew tracks already but haven't really got into it to do a whole cd's worth

 
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