Compound Sweeps Track

[quakecitystudio]

not hatin cause im "not relating"......

"a 40hz and a 20hz bass tone on the left while a 30hz and a 50hz on the right" is the most retarded thing i can think of and id NEVER play that shit on my system. That would sound like the worst clusterf#ck of sound ever IMO.

sub-bass should ALWAYS be MONO.

And that's okay because you've probably never played such a track or did play a track and didn't realize that there were compund subsonic frequencies being played at once. I'm not the only artist that is experimenting with compound bass waves. The group Bass Extreme from Newtown had a number of tracks that illustrated this occurance, http://www.amazon.com/Bass-Extreme/e/B000AQ2KIO. Tracks 7 17 19 25 and 22 had tracks that had a bass tone being played while another one swept across the frequency range or from the left channel to the right. Oh, and track 25 was the hardest track of them all with multiple frequencies being played at once as the frequencies dropped, talk about a hair blowing crowd pleaser. Hell, I've taken the Bass extreme cd around for people to play on their systems and people were blown away by that bass sweep track. Two frequencies at once make things shake like no other.

Tower Records

HERE IS WHERE YOU CAN LISTEN TO BASS EXTREME AND OTHER ARTISTS:http://www.tower.com/details/details.cfm?wapi=106257371

Other artists: http://www.tower.com/tower_search/search_3...amp;position=25

Edited July 18, 2008 by quakecitystudio

[meade916]

teh Ghey.....no thanks.