Subwoofer Candy

[shadyJ]

Here is a tune I discovered, massive and deep bass drum, digs down to the 20s. Easy-going but heavy at the same time, perfect tune for late night work. Andy Stott - New Ground

 

[shadyJ]

Another twisted bass-heavy tune from Andy Stott: Violence. A dank tune, and a fat distorted bass line from 30 to 40 Hz.

 

[shadyJ]

Here the the perfect 2 AM dubstep tune. This is real dubstep, more like what it used to be before dubstep turned into bland modern electro with a shrill bass line (think skrillex and all his imitators - note how that popular brand of "dubstep" has absolutely nothing to do with the original dub music from the Caribbean).

Specialist - Vitreous State. Understated but deep and heavy bass line in the 30 and 40 Hz region. Very cool and mellow tune.

 

[agarwalro]

Perfect timing! You trying to get me evicted or what?

 

[shadyJ]

Here is a killer dubstep tune, with some substantial subharmonic energy left in the mix. Made by one of the old guard of electronic music, Meat Beat Manifesto. This tune is slightly old, produced in 2010, but sounds like it could have been made today. Meat Beat Manifesto has always been ahead of the curve.
Luminol

 

[shadyJ]

Oh yeah, here is a tune with a sound I am liking: Kryptic Minds - To Feel. Massive sound, this tune wants to be cranked loud!

That bassline is true subwoofer candy.

 

[shadyJ]

Another meaty tune from Meat Beat Manifesto: Zenta. Heavy bass in the 30s and 40s. This is how I like my dubstep, laid-back yet menacing at the same time.

 

[goneriding11]

Listening to old dnb and Florida breaks too. Thanks for the recommendations in my other thread. Nice ass room btw. Making sure I have one in my next house when I move in 2019.

 

[shadyJ]

Listening to old dnb and Florida breaks too. Thanks for the recommendations in my other thread. Nice ass room btw. Making sure I have one in my next house when I move in 2019.

Hell yes, a thousand times yes to oldskool dnb. That is what got me into subwoofers in the first place. Since you bring it up, here is one of the all-time jungle classics, Splash - Babylon, DJ Trace remix.

Seek out a higher quality copy than what youtube has, it is well worth the effort. Run the bass hot and blast it! One of life's finer experiences!

 

[shadyJ]

I am not sure what genre of electronic music this one is: Mutestates - monolog. Deep, heavy and very harmonically rich bass as the spectrogram shows, with the fundamental in the 30s. A mean sound with a laid-back tempo, and a workout for the sub. I like it!

 

[agarwalro]

Another meaty tune from Meat Beat Manifesto: Zenta. Heavy bass in the 30s and 40s. This is how I like my dubstep, laid-back yet menacing at the same time.

I liked this one a lot. It reminded me of the Pi soundtrack.

 

[lovinthehd]

Thanks for the suggestions, guys. I ran across Hyperballad by Bjork on the Post album....some nice bass in there.....

 

[shadyJ]

Good stuff. Post is a classic of the 90s. I also like the fat bass in All is Full of Love, great tune, magnificent video.

 

[shadyJ]

Another tune perfect for 3 AM from Kryptic Minds - The Talisman. Doesn't have the most diverse bassline, but it does have a easy, laid-back yet dark sound. This tune nails its late-night mood perfectly.

 

[shadyJ]

Here is a tune that is relatively easy listening compared to some of the previous posted here: Vesicle - Askel. Nice tune, heavy deep bass yet not intense.

 

[shadyJ]

Here is a bass heavy tune that sounds like a score for a killer video game from the early 90's: Mega Drive - Murderlize 'em. Bass down to the 20's Hz region. Good tune too!

 

[shadyJ]

Here is a fun tune: BeatauCue - Disque Oh! (High Rankin Remix). A fun bassline on this electro tune, although it does not dig really deep. Lots of fun to run on extra hot bass though.

 

[shadyJ]

I popped in an old mix and rediscovered an old favorite: Paradox - A Certain Sound. A killer oldskool d'n'b tune from back in the day, and I still love it now as much as I did back then. Dune wasn't the best science fiction movie, but it was sample heaven for electronic music producers back in the 90's. Godamn this track still floors me. What an atmosphere. The breaks, the bass, the samples, everything perfect.

 

[shadyJ]

Here is a fun bass line: Suspicious Stench - Ghost Town. A classic dubstep tune with a great wobbly bass line. Not a mono-tone bassline at all, unlike many other dubstep tunes- look at the swings of the fundamental in that spectrogram- lots of fun to crank loud!

 

[shadyJ]

Here is what pure cool sounds like: Kryptic Minds - Rule of Language

Here is what pure cool looks like: