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The Lobby / Re: Does sound frequency correlate to sound direction?

« on: June 26, 2016, 04:39:34 »

So, hold back a little bit on the bass, and maybe make it less rythmic, UNTIL buildup is over!
This is what a "bass-drop" really is.

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The Lobby / Re: Does sound frequency correlate to sound direction?

« on: June 26, 2016, 04:36:28 »

I had an ear ache, when I was little and now I also get pops in cold weather... Sometimes splitting of the frequencies helps notice sounds, like how having one bad nostril helps you tell where a smell is from...

ON ANOTHER NOTE: look into psycho-acoustics! Bass frequencies are used to make listeners want to move, or to create tension. The mids are where the most melodic parts should go, since they grab the attention the most listeners, and the high-end frequencies give the song it's texture.