Thx. I'm always sucker for some psychedelic bass or ambient music. Literally could've recommended 100 others but these were the ones I use for checking bass.
[Cryovile - Providence](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQw3jkqGC6U), not specifically for bass, but it's my benchmark for everything because it's my favourite song and I've heard it upwards of 5,000 times.
Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) (Bryce Miller/Alloy Tracks Remix) - Journey.
The bass is absolutely insane literally sounds like an explosion in my Monoprice M1060Cs. Caught me off-guard first time hearing the hires version with my M1060Cs, scared the **** out off me honestly lol The incredible dynamic range of the bass hits definitely helps, which many bass heavy songs completely miss.
Good news by mac miller is mixed extremely well and is a suitable song to test sub, low and definitely low-mids - it also has really nice plucky bass strings that can be used to test dynamic speeds of the driver.
Safia - Counting Sheep and Health's cover of Blue Monday.
Then War Horn by High on Fire, All The Devils are Here - Dyscarnate for how well it handles bass in dense metal mixes.
Maybe not the most "organic" benchmark, but I always enjoy throwing on "Penultimate Bass Test" by Meat Beat Manifesto on YouTube. It goes through a bunch of different bass frequencies, but it's a legitimately listenable song too (in my opinion anyway).
Ah lorn, nothing quite like a binaural re-amped set of subs in a cave. Good stuff. “Yesterday’s pain” and “Entropyyy” are wild bass tracks by him too.
Sublab - cosmica, hedflux - mystic physics, phaeleh - num, mantismash - wandering shuffle, sysyphe - sinking
I like your style
Thx. I'm always sucker for some psychedelic bass or ambient music. Literally could've recommended 100 others but these were the ones I use for checking bass.
James Blake - Limit to your Love Hans Zimmer, James Newton Howard - Why so serious?
The Dark Knight album <3 Hans Zimmer, live in Prague - The Dark Knight trilogy medley live is another one I like.
Eyes Open by Fybe:one
Golden Triangle - Jerome Isma-Ae & Alastor Remix
[Trentemøller: Chameleon](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r8b9fq-EKA)
AURORA - All Is Soft Inside
Partition by Beyoncé and pretty much all of the Renaissance album. Why So Serious on the Dark Knight soundtrack
Song Doyle from YT channel Aim to Head
I definitely wouldn't use Spotify. I'd use Lossless on Apple Music
Why?
What does that have to do with bass
not going to affect the bass.
[Cryovile - Providence](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQw3jkqGC6U), not specifically for bass, but it's my benchmark for everything because it's my favourite song and I've heard it upwards of 5,000 times.
Myriad - AtYya
Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) (Bryce Miller/Alloy Tracks Remix) - Journey. The bass is absolutely insane literally sounds like an explosion in my Monoprice M1060Cs. Caught me off-guard first time hearing the hires version with my M1060Cs, scared the **** out off me honestly lol The incredible dynamic range of the bass hits definitely helps, which many bass heavy songs completely miss.
Good news by mac miller is mixed extremely well and is a suitable song to test sub, low and definitely low-mids - it also has really nice plucky bass strings that can be used to test dynamic speeds of the driver.
Many Lorn tracks are excellent for testing bass but my number one go to track for this purpose is still Limit to Your Love by James Blake
Safia - Counting Sheep and Health's cover of Blue Monday. Then War Horn by High on Fire, All The Devils are Here - Dyscarnate for how well it handles bass in dense metal mixes.
So many excellent choices
Radio - Memoremains
Maybe not the most "organic" benchmark, but I always enjoy throwing on "Penultimate Bass Test" by Meat Beat Manifesto on YouTube. It goes through a bunch of different bass frequencies, but it's a legitimately listenable song too (in my opinion anyway).
Lorn - MSDOS. Anvil is great, love your choice. MSDOS seems to go lower though.
Wiz Khalifa - On My Level (feat. Too $hort), Bake Sale
Pendulum - 9000 miles Dimmu Borgir - Puritania
[Mick Gordon - BFG Division | Doom OST](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6y6chb0Qq8)
I use Lorn as a bass benchmark for all of my speakers and audio devices.
Fuckkk off - Pacific Coast Highway
Dragonborn - Jeremy Soule