Deep bass double hit

A 3.5-second double bass hit in E: a heavy downbeat and a softer answer, "DUM-dum". The first hit lands on frame 0 and carries the weight: a deep sub boom whose pitch falls from about 72 Hz to E1 (41 Hz), a soft felt-and-wood thud, and a gently saturated low layer that puts the weight into the 80-250 Hz range, so it still feels heavy on laptop and phone speakers. With it, a warm, wide E add9 chord (E2, B2, F#3, G#3, B3) of filtered analog-style saws blooms open. Half a second later, on frame 15, a lighter second hit answers a fifth higher, on B1, with its own short thud and no new bloom. A faint glassy shimmer on E5 and B5 rises out of the chord, and both hits ring down in a soft, dark room to silence at 3.5 s. Calm, confident and weighty, never harsh.

Metrics

Integrated LUFS

-14.01 LUFS

True peak

-1.3 dBTP

Length

3.5s · 168,000 samples @ 48000 Hz

Target master

-14 LUFS · peak ≤ -1 dBTP

Checks

Passed

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