There are some notes you don’t want to hit when using a sub bass. Also depends on whatever you’re using as a sub bass.
Just a low passed sine wave. I probably hit the worst possible case of what your talking about. I even put a 96 db/oct lowpass on and swept through just to see if maybe I could cut it lower and get a better result but the sound and vibrations drop out at the same time. I guess that makes sense though.
Avoid the brown note
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I’ve noticed the same issue with certain sub bass keys
G, G#, A, A#, B
seem to be working best, for me, with the “drop it down an octave” approach
F - B for playback reasons. D1 for example is too low for most home or non-pro speakers.
Good little read: http://dallashodgson.info/articles/Acrobat/FutureMusic232SubBass.pdf
I’ve always wondered if there was a pink note (resonant frequency of the clitoris)…
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That looks like an awesome article! I’m gunna download that to read when im bored at work 
Thanks!
p much anything below 100hz apaz
d1 is life
when u got a proper sub that shit feels like a back rub
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Replying just to follow the thread
the guy that would know that just died i think
didnt like his music but he was good at basketball + tight blouse game
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thats what the subpac is for 
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Wish I could afford a sub par 
they seem cool
i legitimately had to buy half the groceries i normally would after i got paid to buy it lmao, but theyre pretty sweet. theyll prob be a lot cheaper on ebay eventually or if they bring out a 3rd version, i got the s2 off ebay for 300 odd
The Kannon headphones discussed here might be a viable option soon if they’re not slanted toward the consumer market…
I guess I just really can’t justify dropping that much money when my productions aren’t that good 
Also to say i’m here
theyre for listenin too tho lol
I think you can play a note that is in the scale and it should harmonically work, it’s possible too much frequencies in the same area are causing phasing ???