laserbite34 wrote:
Gunshots in films are miles wrong they don't carry huge wads of low bass its sudden sharp popping sounds from what I understand and always the same weapon used in many films has different sound that defies the laws of sound.
I guess if you hold a firearm and I dislike firearms I guess you'd feel a vibration that could be considered low bass or something infersonic that is felt in the hand and arm. I don't know the real answer I've never fired one and I'm not about to start with one, its instinct, if I wanted to feel my own voice vibration I place my hand on my chest my shoulder anywhere where I can feel it.
I'll run a few minutes from the dts pressing of "Last Man Standing" in the morning and use the (night mode) compressor I think it cuts high levels down by -8db or -10db and makes softer sounds like ambient backgrounds higher by +6 or +8db which are often on front left/right and surrounds left/right.
You could use this and raise the level on the AVR a few db higher and not worry when loud effects play or some music as it would playing at softer level.
If you want to listen to tv show I think its "Garrison Gorillas" I saw this show on late night tv some 25 years ago and all the gunfire sound soft and the dialouge mix was louder than then effects, unless the some strange compression was being used, which I doubt.
I guess if you hold a firearm and I dislike firearms I guess you'd feel a vibration that could be considered low bass or something infersonic that is felt in the hand and arm. I don't know the real answer I've never fired one and I'm not about to start with one, its instinct, if I wanted to feel my own voice vibration I place my hand on my chest my shoulder anywhere where I can feel it.
I'll run a few minutes from the dts pressing of "Last Man Standing" in the morning and use the (night mode) compressor I think it cuts high levels down by -8db or -10db and makes softer sounds like ambient backgrounds higher by +6 or +8db which are often on front left/right and surrounds left/right.
You could use this and raise the level on the AVR a few db higher and not worry when loud effects play or some music as it would playing at softer level.
If you want to listen to tv show I think its "Garrison Gorillas" I saw this show on late night tv some 25 years ago and all the gunfire sound soft and the dialouge mix was louder than then effects, unless the some strange compression was being used, which I doubt.
there is almost no bass sound like you would think when firing a weapon.
it is super loud and more of a thunder crack, the feel in your hands is wild.
it's not at all how you would think it would be, when i fired my first gun it was a small caliber
and almost like a small firecracker.
no real bass sound like you would think but an amazing crack.
the larger caliber that i have shot is almost crazy
in a good way.it gives you a shock in your whole body and teeth.
you have to remember and keep your body relaxed, if not then it's harder on you.
the bass sound on the larger caliber is more from the empty room that you would shoot in
than from the bullet or gun.
after using stuff and then seeing films again with shots you can tell they are all super fake.
they will have certain guns make the wrong sounds etc.
but most have never fired anything so they don't know.
its funny to see pistols with shotgun clicks in films. or hear pistol clicks on machine guns
or hearing clicks on guns that won't really give any clicks
that fT%*king cat, none of my optical cables work I have cheap 1.5m one it has red beam going though it but after double checking it as I was unsure of it was working on one of the spare optical inputs that I can use for PCM/dts, the cable is busted its leaking light though where Sooty has bitten into it.