airofu 0 Report post #1 Posted August 8 Just wanting to see if I am on the right track with tuning, I much prefer a lower tune or bass around 30-32hz from what I've seen on a lot of rap songs. I find the higher 40-50hz can become a bit more boomy and in your ear type sound. Going off this lower range of say 30hz, would be a waste to tune much lower than this? The only benefit I can see if that the lower tune tends to flatten the response which is maybe what I am after? Would my aim be to tune as low as the sub/box shows in something like WinISD in say the 28hz-50hz range flat within a db a so without dropping too low in output overall? ..... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mike4068 60 Report post #2 Posted August 8 I haven't seen too much music under 30hz, maybe a couple of beats at 26 or 28. I'm tuned to 30hz and hit the lows with authority. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Triticum Agricolam 2414 Report post #3 Posted August 8 Tuning lower will generally flatten your frequency response and will allow you to effectively player lower frequencies. This all comes at the cost of peak output around and above where your current tuning frequency is. Depending on what your goals are for your system giving up some output in the 35-50 Hz range might be worth gaining flatter frequency response and more output below 35 Hz, or it might not. There is no one right answer, it depends on what is important to you. Quote "Nothing prevents people from knowing the truth more than the belief they already know it.""Making bass is easy, making music is the hard part."Builds: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
airofu 0 Report post #4 Posted August 9 Thanks, I think in terms of frequency I don't want to tune much below 30hz, but I do find I much prefer flatter response overall....will play around with WinISD to see what get's rid of the peaks.... I've found quite a few subs modeled have a peak around 34hz and up but it flattens quite a bit by around 28-30hz. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites