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What's the first dnb tune you remember hearing and loving. Basically which tunes started your dnb journey?
Mines this. Remember hearing the intro of this track when i was like 12-13 yrs old, took me ages to find out what it was.
Started by charlie89 on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dnbforum):
Mate ....
I still love slam =) This Mix alone get my into drum and bass.
This is the first track I remember hearing and someone actually telling it was drum and bass and after that I slowly switched from punk to drum and bass.
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Just got back from visiting a new audi. We talked about a whole range of issues with my hearing and current HAs. In the course of our conversations we discussed deep canal IICs. In those styles, she fits the iSync (Soundlens), Lyric and the new Oticon...
Started by MWP on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hearingaidforums):
The Starkey goes much closer to the eardrum (might be a fit issue with ... .
The Soundlens vent is much larger and my ear feels much more open with the Soundlens .
Mark,
I just posted on another thread, I am trialing the Intiga 10 IIC and the Soundlens IIC .
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The typical FFT for audio looks pretty similar to this, with most of the action happening on the far left side
http://www.flight404.com/blog/images/fft.jpg
He multiplied it by a partial sine wave to get it to the bottom, but the article isn't too specific...
Started by el3ment on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
People are used to hearing sounds with the spectral content that the sounds.
In other words the sensitivity curve of our hearing changes with sound, but not human perception.
On the absolute pressure level.
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OT-Let`s settle this-does a $1000 bass sound $800 better than a $200 bass In the studio? I can`t tell the difference.
Started by red12ax7 on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at harmony-central):
Originally Posted by Smiles that have been set up by someone with those skills, you may hear a difference between a $5000 bass, the correct strings,....
I want to hear what you think.
Something, and the bass is very prominent.
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Quote: : J-bass Neck, P/J pickup configuration. Just my 2 cents...
Started by ABravado on
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by 18 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkbass):
This ....
This advice also applies to pretty much everything else in the bass world - flats vs rounds much everything else in the bass world - flats vs rounds, pick vs fingers, rosewood vs maple, and so to decide for yourself.
For yourself.
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I have an svs pb12-NSD subwoofer and love it. It's accurate and gets in low. However the only think I am not pleased with is the impact of the bass. I sure feel the low end stuff that cause things on shelves to fall, but the mid end stuff, like "gunshots...
Started by gbmannc on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at avsforum):
I sure feel the low end stuff that cause things at this "impact" as they can't... .
Quote think I am not pleased with is the impact of the bass.
I definitely here good bass.
With the mains instead of a corner, but I don't think Im in a null .
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My practice room is a storage space made of metal. When I play my kit it's very boomy in the room. I can't really hear what I'm doing on my bass drum alot of the time.
Is there some kind of micing system I can put in my bass drum that I can run through...
Started by drummingman on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at drummerworld):
Is there some kind your head in ....
I can't really hear what I'm doing on my bass drum alot of the time.
Do you use any hearing protection or headphones? This can sometimes help in the room.
To be able to hear my bass.
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Buy the least expensive Squier P-Bass. Play it in a band context, not just in the store, to make your decision.
Then keep both it and your existing Jazz, and spend the next few decades deciding which one your prefer. It's a richly rewarding pastime!
(...
Started by dougjwray on
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by 19 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkbass):
Lots of guys and girls prefer a Jazz bass, and many prefer something completely different.
An American Standard P bass and played it for a bit, and my fingers practically sighed with relief, but I can't say I prefer it over the P tone.
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Aybe this can help me go out and look for certain basses, should be fun hearing the stories and experiences!
Started by Byron92 on
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by 17 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkbass):
^ on the 1.75" nut on a....
I guess I'm going P-Bass hunting this weekend there....
I was shocked and have never forgotten its feel and sound
www.jamescarr.net ^^ AGREE THE 1.75 NUT WIDTH ROCKS .
62-63ish p-bass with the 1.75 nut width neck.
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How's your hearing? How's your hearing? Another thread where we're talking about hearing differences between capacitors has me wondering if we're equipped to be able to make sonic distinctions. Since there's a pretty wide range of ages among the forum...
Started by spellcaster on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at axetalk):
Flickr, but if I turn over the other way I... .
My hearing is fine- I can usually hear fairly subtle differences but never did blind tests on my phone, and when I switched ears, I can hear better when I switched it to my left.
String.
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