Deepest Bassline?

Ian C · Post by **Ian C** » 15 Dec 2006 20:07

I wonder who knows/has a tune that has the Deepest Bassline or Note on it?.

Recently bought 'Rhythmatic - Wind Me Up' and the track 'Ded Lo' has a very deep Bass Note.

Rodders · Post by **Rodders** » 17 Dec 2006 14:47

i remember eric cartman finding the "brown note" in an episode of south park once

Ancodia · Post by **Ancodia** » 17 Dec 2006 20:23

Maybe not the lowest, but an absolute classic:

Innerzone Orchestra's 'Bug in the Bassbin'

Post by **markus** » 17 Dec 2006 20:42

Didn't LFO's LFO use to be considered the reference track for boom cars?

'Steve' · Post by **'Steve'** » 17 Dec 2006 22:15

Yeah LFO is the only track which actually makes my car shake.

I'm sure there are a few others that would but LFO definitely springs to mind.

Ian C · Post by **Ian C** » 17 Dec 2006 22:28

Hi all,

LFO was the one until I came across this Rhythmatic tune, i'll try and find a sample of it.

dee3 · Post by **dee3** » 17 Dec 2006 23:22

Yeah, LFO could probably be measured on the Richter Scale back in the day;
but try for example also Dillinja's "The Angels Fell", Alex Reece's "Pulp Fiction"
or Tronikhouse's (that's Kevin Sanderson of "Inner City"-fame, BTW) "Straight Outta Hell" for woofer VC-bottoming action...
Could mention a load of others, but I'll stop here...

'later,
d.

P.S. How could anyone forget Altern8's "Infiltrate 202", BTW?
Especially in this forum...

808state's Tartan Army · Post by **808state's Tartan Army** » 19 Dec 2006 00:41

LFO was too much for the speakers in my car. They always cut out! lol. Pacific 909 was quite punishing on them as well.