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Originally Posted by HD BlackNight View Post

I saw Prometheus in ULTRA AVX ... Man !!! This movie is really BAD ASS in term of bass quantity. The last time I heard so much bass pressurization was for TRON LEGACY !!!
I can t wait for the Blu Ray becausethe movie theater really cannot do justice to this insane bass extension and pressure. At time they were so much bass in the theater that all we can hear is... BASS ! Voice reproduction seems to get lost because of the room pressurization.
I can bet you that the Blu Ray will contain A LOT OF BASS EXTENSION for the bass heads here. The theaters cannot do justice but the Blu Ray will. Even if the cut the bass below 20hz we still can get more at home. It s the kind of bass that remind me EVENT HORIZON with bass extension at every corner, every moment ! So UNREAL !!!
I am expecting 5hz bass and less in A LOT OF SCENES here guys.

I'm totally with you with this movie! I just can't imagine how the sound of this movie at my HT. I must pre-order my Bluray copy ASAP!

And the movie is pretty cool too. Not perfect and it is not Alien, so if you can deal with that, then it is a really cool and fun movie to watch.

Cheers!
post #4172 of 8301
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Originally Posted by LetoAtreides82 View Post

Alien (Director's Cut) (blu-ray, DTS HD-Master Audio 5.1) :
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Rolloff at 50hz, and I had to raise the level on this one quite a bit. This is by far the worst chart I've seen thus far, even worse than Dr. No which is a movie from 1962, 17 years older than Alien (1979). A 3-year-old girl hitting random keys could have come up with a better bass track than this. 0.5 stars is my vote.

The Menu on the blu-ray rolloffs at 30hz btw.

Planning on watching Prometheus tomorrow, so wanted to see Alien again in advance - just finished watching, classic movie, but yeah absolutely horrible LFE. Buttkicker crossed at 60 Hz, the only time it wiggled through the entire movie was a few seconds when the ship landed. So I had to search this thread to see if anyone had measured it.
post #4173 of 8301
Are you guys watching Alien on blu-ray or DVD? I don't own the blu-ray but I have the DVD version and on my system the bass is pretty good. I have noticed the DTS version does not have alot of deep bass. The Dolby Digital track sounds alot better.
post #4174 of 8301
For the purposes of this thread, the Blu-Ray of course.
post #4175 of 8301
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by maxmercy View Post


I can pick up clipping in Sam Witwicky's voice on the first two transformers movies with ease.

Hmm ,didnt find anything wrong on his voice, well at least when he speaks normally and not shout(didnt check any of those scenes though), but yeah first transformers do have atleast one scene that clips quite badly, the scene in opening battle where that one tank drops on those marines and splats them. This scene actually made me think that my speakers are damaged so i did go to one of mu buddys place to listen it and yes same **** there too.

I can bet that the opening sequence for Iron Man 2 [jumping out of the plane] has a touch of clip when the camera is closest to IM's repulsors.

Nothing wrong on those repulsors, but in that scene in same time there is one explosion in background that sounds that it might distort a little.

At least the 2.0 mix is unclipped.

Funny that i found 2.0 mix is clipping too. Scene where they are in air battle and sam starts to shoot and soon after when that white traces making ship makes that flip it sounds like it distorting, not badly but still. Just found that if i put my treble to max(+6db) it's a lot better sounding, wtf.


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Originally Posted by Gary J View Post

Speaking of depth charges is Das Boot on Blu-ray? Now there was some intense depth charge action.
Must get that blu-ray, goz dvd dolby wasn't that special in depth charges what i remember.

Some other submarine goodies.

Lorelei:witch of the pacific ocean
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXEh76evlTk

This did have some very good bass(depth charges, explosions) and overall good sound made by skywalker sound guys. But sadly scandinavian dvd did have surrounds in too late mode or was it before anything happened on screen(cant remember anymore).

Below
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kk57TzUtP88

Good movie with of course good depth charge bass and sound, but if you dont like scary movies, avoid it because its great horror movie too.

And then there was that william macy u-boat movie, but can't remember much of it, or bass.


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Originally Posted by brian6751 View Post

I picked up The Art of Flight as a recommendation here. Tons of bass. The whole thing is demo material. It's a documentary not a movie though, so not sure if it counts.
I know it's been mentioned here before but was wondering if it's going to get added

Doubt it, until they release it here i might rent it, not really interested snowboarding though.

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Originally Posted by HD BlackNight View Post

I saw Prometheus in ULTRA AVX ... Man !!! This movie is really BAD ASS in term of bass quantity. The last time I heard so much bass pressurization was for TRON LEGACY !!!
I can t wait for the Blu Ray becausethe movie theater really cannot do justice to this insane bass extension and pressure. At time they were so much bass in the theater that all we can hear is... BASS ! Voice reproduction seems to get lost because of the room pressurization.
I can bet you that the Blu Ray will contain A LOT OF BASS EXTENSION for the bass heads here. The theaters cannot do justice but the Blu Ray will. Even if the cut the bass below 20hz we still can get more at home. It s the kind of bass that remind me EVENT HORIZON with bass extension at every corner, every moment ! So UNREAL !!!
I am expecting 5hz bass and less in A LOT OF SCENES here guys.

Sounded more like 25-40hz bass on those take off/landing scenes, though theater where i watched it dont have best bass in area, but was ok on there. Picture and 3d was great though and no freaking teal/orange in this movie, that was nice.

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Originally Posted by djoberg View Post

! My favorite "bass moments" started around the 54 Minute mark with the barrel of explosives rolling down the shaft, followed by a series of explosions that "ROCKED MY WORLD!"

That scene was nicely done in creative ways on sound mixin. Before that you see that huge fireball explosion coming up, there is underground explosion(15-20hz?) that you can only mainly feel. Quite fun scene on bass wise.smile.gif
post #4176 of 8301
Saw Prometheus this evening.

Since our excursion taking in Men in Black 3 last weekend was so pathetically lame, decided to see something in IMAX today. clearly, examining the choices, Prometheus IMAX 3D was the choice. I prefer non #D, but what the heck. I new nothing about it other than Ridley Scott was the director,...so I quickly made the connections w/Alien.

Well, with the exception of the deepest LF inherent to a theatrical experience, it had superb sound, and I would expect nothing less. We sat mid house,...in all directions. There were some nice,...just really sweet effects, however I only thought one may have been solidly ULF heavy (good structural "ripple" through the facility). Still, make no mistake, great sound,...typical of a blockbuster big budget release, good surround not over done which is my preference. The tonal balance had no apparent harshness, but upon leaving I had significant fatigue that I'd not noticed until walking out in the lot.

The 3D, damn, just superb. Quite the Paradigm shift for me, as I've always felt it got in the way. Well this was just killer. I understand Ridley Scott used entirely 3D cams only throughout the production. Gorgeous images, tack sharp detail without any negative artifacts whatsoever. Storyline, well could of been better, but very enjoyable nonetheless. I had big, long duration stretches whereby I completely forgot I was wearing glasses (over my glasses) and just enjoyed the gorgeous film making until the occasional light bump from the dude behind me mad.gif.

Walking out, I overheard a couple in front of me saying it was deafening. It wasn't deafening, it was just right.

All in all, this should be one to watch for home release,....for sure.

Thanks
post #4177 of 8301
Yeah, in theater Prometheus was sounding like 25-40hz but I am pretty sure in home we will hear much more bass extension because in a couple dialogue scenes we can only hear silence ou music in the background and it s where CRAZY bass extension normally occur. And it was obvious that the speakers really cannot do judtice to this awesome soundtrack. All movie long I was thinking : 'Man this should be so much better in home !! Better resolution, better extension, much less distorsion, better dynamics
post #4178 of 8301
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Originally Posted by Toe View Post

Awesome! smile.gif I agree. I just recently watched this again and it is fantastic!

I agree as well-excellent bass in "9." I had watched certain scenes but just finished my first complete and proper viewing (proper meaning LOUD). In a few scenes I heard something rattling in the back of my room (probably a cabinet or framed print) that I'll need to look into smile.gif.
post #4179 of 8301
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Originally Posted by [KYA]Mega View Post

....Everything that was not directly related to the other movies are the parts I thought made the movie weaker and less interesting. So... it was entertaining and fun, but I disagree with many of the choices made in the storytelling. Ironically, I would have liked it more if I was not such a big Alien / Aliens fan.

haha, i had the exact same view as you pretty much. Liked the movie overall but was waiting for the horror aspects and Alien aspects to happen so i guess I was too hyped up on it. Once I thought of it as its own movie, it was a lot better.
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Watched Ghost Rider II last night. 

 

Bass was pretty good and prevalent.  I wouldn't score it over 4 though....

 

It did have a really cool ULF flutter effect on the scene where Ghost rider takes over a huge mining machine with a digging wheel.  It only occurs for a couple seconds but it was def. sub 20.......

 

Otherwise cool effect when Ghost rider makes first into to save girl and boy from thugs, but not that low....

post #4181 of 8301
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Originally Posted by NicksHitachi View Post

Watched Ghost Rider II last night.

Bass was pretty good and prevalent. I wouldn't score it over 4 though....

It did have a really cool ULF flutter effect on the scene where Ghost rider takes over a huge mining machine with a digging wheel. It only occurs for a couple seconds but it was def. sub 20.......

Otherwise cool effect when Ghost rider makes first into to save girl and boy from thugs, but not that low....





What was there was ok, but just not enough lfe's in this movie. PQ was very good, not too crazy about the rather shallow plot.



Ian
post #4182 of 8301
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Originally Posted by NicksHitachi View Post

It did have a really cool ULF flutter effect on the scene where Ghost rider takes over a huge mining machine with a digging wheel.  It only occurs for a couple seconds but it was def. sub 20.......

I remember that. I also remember thinking, "oh, come on... that's it?"
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Originally Posted by mailiang View Post

not too crazy about the rather shallow plot.

Wait, wait, wait... there's a plot? biggrin.gif
post #4183 of 8301
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Originally Posted by NicksHitachi View Post

Watched Ghost Rider II last night. 

 

Bass was pretty good and prevalent.  I wouldn't score it over 4 though....

 

It did have a really cool ULF flutter effect on the scene where Ghost rider takes over a huge mining machine with a digging wheel.  It only occurs for a couple seconds but it was def. sub 20.......

 

Otherwise cool effect when Ghost rider makes first into to save girl and boy from thugs, but not that low....


Agree was OK, but maybe capped at a 3 or 2.5 due to lack of quantity/quality of LFE. Effects were great for the rider this time, but the sound track was lacking.

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post #4184 of 8301
Real Steel - Chapter 16

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Watched "Poseidon" last night.

Not a good film, pretty cheesy and predictable--but DAMN when that wave hit, my girl thought the house was coming down.

Despite the quality of the flick, my punishing dual Empires made it much more suspenseful. Up there with Tron, IMO, although the film wasn't as saturated with bass.

On a side note, went bluray shopping @ bestbuy last night. They didn't have Cloverfield, Master and Commander, Star Trek, Titan AE, Flight of the Phoenix, War of the Worlds, or Hot Fuzz. Dernit.
post #4186 of 8301
Get all of them from Amazon for a much better price.
post #4187 of 8301
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Originally Posted by KillerYakoo View Post

Watched "Poseidon" last night.
Not a good film, pretty cheesy and predictable--but DAMN when that wave hit, my girl thought the house was coming down.
Despite the quality of the flick, my punishing dual Empires made it much more suspenseful. Up there with Tron, IMO, although the film wasn't as saturated with bass.
On a side note, went bluray shopping @ bestbuy last night. They didn't have Cloverfield, Master and Commander, Star Trek, Titan AE, Flight of the Phoenix, War of the Worlds, or Hot Fuzz. Dernit.
Amazon has most of them for around $10. I don't think Titan A.E. is available on blu-ray. I could be wrong but I never saw a blu-ray copy. You can also get some good used blu-rays on Half and half.com. It is a ebay site. I got a lot of great blu-rays from that site for around $5.00. I got Salt, Astro Boy, Tron : Legacy and Battle LA all for less than $5.00 each.
post #4188 of 8301
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Originally Posted by KillerYakoo View Post

On a side note, went bluray shopping @ bestbuy last night. They didn't have Cloverfield, Master and Commander, Star Trek, Titan AE, Flight of the Phoenix, War of the Worlds, or Hot Fuzz. Dernit.

Go back to Best Buy and get these flicks if your looking for great bass:

Battle: Los Angeles
Underworld: Awakening
AVP: Aliens vs Predator - Requiem
5 Days of War
Live Free or Die Hard
post #4189 of 8301
No Titan A.E on BD ...yet. Still waiting for it. That and The Haunting. Argh! What's the hold up?!!?
post #4190 of 8301
On a side note, went bluray shopping @ bestbuy last night. They didn't have Cloverfield, Master and Commander, Star Trek, Titan AE, Flight of the Phoenix, War of the Worlds, or Hot Fuzz. Dernit.[/quote]

Or if you do not have a problem buying used, you can try a Moviestop if one is available in your area.
post #4191 of 8301
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Originally Posted by capricorn kid View Post

Amazon has most of them for around $10. I don't think Titan A.E. is available on blu-ray. I could be wrong but I never saw a blu-ray copy. You can also get some good used blu-rays on Half and half.com. It is a ebay site. I got a lot of great blu-rays from that site for around $5.00. I got Salt, Astro Boy, Tron : Legacy and Battle LA all for less than $5.00 each.

Thanks for the tip on half.com. I'm usually a bargain shopper (hate admitting that), so I'll be utilizing that in the near future. I just ordered all but 1 on my list from Amazon moments ago. Some were priced better, and I saved money overall.

I saw Titan AE on my dad's system and really enjoyed it. Don't remember the format, but you may be right.

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Originally Posted by coolcat4843 View Post

Go back to Best Buy and get these flicks if your looking for great bass:
Battle: Los Angeles
Underworld: Awakening
AVP: Aliens vs Predator - Requiem
5 Days of War
Live Free or Die Hard

A couple of those look kinda painful, but I'll try Live Free or Die Hard and AvP:R when I go back. If I see any of the others on clearance, I'll snatch em up.
post #4192 of 8301
Wrath of the Titans has pretty good bass, and pretty good surround to boast your 5.1/7.1 setup. Specially when Kronos mumbles its pure lfe.
post #4193 of 8301
No, Titan AE is most definitely not on blu-ray, and so far, it isnt going to be any time soon.
post #4194 of 8301
Just replaced my DVD copy of Serenity with the Blu version. I have to say I'm befuddled by some discs on the list. Not that they are on the list, but where they've been ranked. I own most everything on the 5* list. For example, I've watched HTTYD Bluray many times and love it.......but having just watched the Bluray of Serenity, I thought it had better LFE and bass than HTTYD no questions asked. HTTYD belongs very high up there, but if it's a 5*, then Serenity is a no- brainer. Just my observations...........I love the ranking lists and am thankful for them and this thread. smile.gif
post #4195 of 8301
Cowboys & Aliens - Chapter 5

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post #4196 of 8301
Someone needs to post up a comparison peak/avg graph.....of Serenity vs HTTYD. I remember enjoying Serenity before I ever had anything that could be called 'LFE Support'

JSS
post #4197 of 8301
Has anybody posted a chart on the The Gray, for the plane crash scene? I thought my speakers blew out! Unbelievable LFE!
post #4198 of 8301
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Originally Posted by HeffeMusic View Post

Has anybody posted a chart on the The Gray, for the plane crash scene? I thought my speakers blew out! Unbelievable LFE!

Yup: http://www.avsforum.com/t/1333462/the-new-master-list-of-bass-in-movies-with-frequency-charts/3900#post_22066553
post #4199 of 8301
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Originally Posted by HeffeMusic View Post

Has anybody posted a chart on the The Gray, for the plane crash scene? I thought my speakers blew out! Unbelievable LFE!

I agree, that scene was pretty freaking intense man! cool.gif
post #4200 of 8301
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Originally Posted by KevinH View Post

Just replaced my DVD copy of Serenity with the Blu version. I have to say I'm befuddled by some discs on the list. Not that they are on the list, but where they've been ranked. I own most everything on the 5* list. For example, I've watched HTTYD Bluray many times and love it.......but having just watched the Bluray of Serenity, I thought it had better LFE and bass than HTTYD no questions asked. HTTYD belongs very high up there, but if it's a 5*, then Serenity is a no- brainer. Just my observations...........I love the ranking lists and am thankful for them and this thread. smile.gif
SERENITY is one of my favorite sci-fi films. You are 100% correct. It is a solid 5 on the bass chart. The entire film is loaded with lots of great scenes. Have not watched HTTYD in my theater yet. Saw it in the theater in IMAX but not at home yet.
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