The New Master List of BASS in Movies with Frequency Charts - Page 237

Originally Posted by edoggrc51 

Maybe I missed it but is there any graphs on Dredd? Specifically of chapter 10 between the 51:30 & 52:30 mark. That part does some hairy stuff in my room!

Originally Posted by Joshjp 

What about graphs on the THX DEMO SCENE, at the end of Avatar, that scene is NUTS, both in the low And high freq.

Originally Posted by Slingblayde 

Is this demo you are talking about after the end credits?

Originally Posted by Prime316 

Yes, it is.

Originally Posted by Joshjp 

What about graphs on the THX DEMO SCENE, at the end of Avatar, that scene is NUTS, both in the low And high freq.

Originally Posted by Follz20 

THX amazing life can be found on this page under THX along with a lot of other trailers.

Originally Posted by Joshjp 

Ok please correct me if im wrong, but the purple dota on the graphs are were the bass is? Thanks

Originally Posted by Reddig 

Just watched The Man with the Iron Fist. It had some great bass sweeps during some of the action scenes you don't hear very often. I loved the whole mix. Very active surrounds. Awesome action too.

Originally Posted by nube 

Yep, you missed it. I assume you're talking about the Classroom scene in Dredd, as that is roughly the timestamp on it: 51:30-52:30. Flageborg did graph it here:

http://www.avsforum.com/t/1333462/the-new-master-list-of-bass-in-movies-with-frequency-charts/6840#post_22857467

It's good, but so low level that, unless you're running your subs super hot, it's nothing more than a slight-yet-constant pressurization. As MK said, it's reminiscent of the Pulse server room scene, though not recorded nearly so hot. Speaking of, remember when that scene was regarded as a sub killer??? Hahaha I can't imagine that destroying any high-end ID or DIY subs these days...

Originally Posted by nube 

Yep, you missed it. I assume you're talking about the Classroom scene in Dredd, as that is roughly the timestamp on it: 51:30-52:30. Flageborg did graph it here:

http://www.avsforum.com/t/1333462/the-new-master-list-of-bass-in-movies-with-frequency-charts/6840#post_22857467

It's good, but so low level that, unless you're running your subs super hot, it's nothing more than a slight-yet-constant pressurization. As MK said, it's reminiscent of the Pulse server room scene, though not recorded nearly so hot. Speaking of, remember when that scene was regarded as a sub killer??? Hahaha I can't imagine that destroying any high-end ID or DIY subs these days...

Originally Posted by JapanDave 

Don't have to run the subs hot to get full effects or that scene at all IMO.

Originally Posted by djoberg 

I just watched Skyfall again and during the explosions in the last scene I had the volume at -8...my wife came running downstairs telling me the whole house was shaking!! She hasn't done that in a very long time, so that says something for the LFE in that scene. I would love to see a waterfall of that scene (and the train crash scene as well). They just have to be at least 20 Hz and below....my bet is the last scene is the lowest.

Originally Posted by airgas1998 

i thought those scenes were great as well. several pictures on the wall were out of adjustment.

Originally Posted by Brad Horstkotte 

Just finished watching this - WOW - insane amounts of LFE. The movie itself, well, pretty over the top, but the visuals and audio were very good, might buy it just for that.

Originally Posted by javi404 

found this, it has been sped up for audibility, but unknown to what speed factor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-8ij80vs1E

.Russian Fireball Largest Ever Detected by CTBTO's Infrasound Sensors .
Published on Feb 19, 2013

Infrasonic waves from the meteor that broke up over Russia's Ural mountains last week were the largest ever recorded by the CTBTO's International Monitoring System. Infrasound is low frequency sound with a range of less than 10 Hz. The blast was detected by 17 infrasound stations in the CTBTO's network, which tracks atomic blasts across the planet. Listen to the audio files of the infrasound recording after it has been filtered and the signal accelerated.

Originally Posted by JapanDave 

Don't have to run the subs hot to get full effects or that scene at all IMO.

Originally Posted by edoggrc51 

+1
I'm not running my subs hot, but yet I still picked up on the effects of that a scene.

Originally Posted by nube 

It's just not a hot effect. Noticeable? Yes. Hot like scenes in some other movies? Definitely not. Liked it, but not overwhelmed.

Originally Posted by Brad Horstkotte 

Just finished watching this - WOW - insane amounts of LFE. The movie itself, well, pretty over the top, but the visuals and audio were very good, might buy it just for that.

Originally Posted by nube 

Really? Sure looks like you're running the subs exceptionally hot in your recently posted response here:



Seems to me, if 70hz is your crossover, you're running the subs

+10dB hot at 20hz
+12dB hot at 10hz

Now, obviously I don't care how you like your system and particular house curve, but compared to flat response, you most definitely ARE running your subs hot, and you're doing so across almost the entire bandwidth.

And, I think it's more than a little disingenuous to claim that "you don't have to run the subs hot to get full effects or[sic] that scene." You're basically getting double and or quadruple the output at the ULF frequencies in question in that scene than I am, simply by not having flat response. No kidding you're going to feel it more...
See above. Also, sure, you can "pick up" on the effects, but, as I was saying, it's not especially spectacular if you're playing back the content exactly as it's recorded. It's just not a hot effect. Noticeable? Yes. Hot like scenes in some other movies? Definitely not. Liked it, but not overwhelmed.