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post #511 of 531
7/28/06 at 4:32am

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

Tom Danley (one of the actual geniuses in audio) has posted on his site a cool recording he made of fireworks on 7/4. Supposedly, the dynamic range and extension is truly amazing...and damaging! I'd love to see a plot of the final minute.

http://www.danleysoundlabs.com/knowledge%20baSE.htm
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post #512 of 531
7/28/06 at 9:52am

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

Hi Jack... I've been playing with this and got the e-mail and a call from Tom about their posting of this yesterday.

This will certainly ratttle the house and you can clip most any system with it.

BE CAREFULL!

When Tom first made the recording he analyzed parts of it and found the whole track to have a dynamic range of ~70dB and a peak to average ratio of around 40dB.

Tom said the bursts at the end have a wide mound of energy that was at a maximum at 25Hz but still equal at 50Hz and 10Hz.

On my system it is a very "moving" experience in the house. The precussive effect is very realistic if your system has good response and extension. Tom pushede the volume of the last minute of the track so it peaks just shy of 0dB on the digital scale. Again, play this at a lower level before turning it up.

A friend of ours has a very nice HD camera setup, so maybe next year we could have some more fun and add video.
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post #513 of 531
10/3/06 at 5:59pm

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

ANyone have X-Men:The LAst Stand yet?
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post #514 of 531
10/4/06 at 10:38am

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

Got it yesterday...still havent seen it. Didnt get a chance last night to watch cause my dad was ripping it to a iPod.

I heard it has a 6.1 dts track. Wonder if its discrete or ES.
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post #515 of 531
10/5/06 at 1:53pm

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

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Originally Posted by Scott Simonian
Got it yesterday...still havent seen it. Didnt get a chance last night to watch cause my dad was ripping it to a iPod.

I heard it has a 6.1 dts track. Wonder if its discrete or ES.

The version I have (got it on loan from a friend) is 6.1 DTS ES. I would love to see some charts on that, that movie gave my SVS a workout.
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post #516 of 531
10/7/06 at 3:55pm

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

my SpecLab is screwed up so...none from me. 30Hz is showing up as 10 Hz!
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post #517 of 531
10/13/06 at 5:51am

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Originally Posted by David_P
suggestions...

1) Resident Evil Apocalyse (nuke, SUV crash etc)
...
David

Anyone who can do these scenes?
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post #518 of 531
10/19/06 at 2:29pm

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

Sooo...just wanted to tell everyone over here that, after many years of waiting, I am plotting my own graphs.

Just some random stuff.

Check out my first post and the dozen or so plots Ive created already...

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...&&#post8687082
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post #519 of 531
3/13/07 at 2:03pm

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

Mark Seaton: That fireworks recording is indeed impressive! It will be so quiet, then all of a sudden there will be a powerful explosion and bass burst. Definitely start your volume off very low and work up slowly to see how loud you want to play it.
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post #520 of 531
3/14/07 at 5:35pm

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

Can we get Casino Royale?
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post #521 of 531
3/19/07 at 6:31pm

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

delete
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post #522 of 531
8/26/07 at 6:10am

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

nevermind
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post #523 of 531
6/2/08 at 5:12am

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

Like some of the frequency graphs here guys, I’ll get over the ten post count mark and start contributing a few of mine.
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post #524 of 531
6/2/08 at 5:28am

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

uh-oh
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post #525 of 531
6/2/08 at 5:41am

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Originally Posted by DrPainMD
uh-oh
LOL hehehe yeah baby lots and lots of waterfalls even a few waterfalls from 1992 Oscar winner for best achievement in sound.
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post #526 of 531
6/2/08 at 5:44am

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

Now all I need to do is make a nice presentation and put a lot hard working effort into it.
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post #527 of 531
6/2/08 at 6:15am

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

Here’s one from “The Day After Tomorrow” (2007).

I like the (slam from the LFE.1) where Sam, turns around to see the rush of water heading towards him! It’s a nicely crafted Dolby mix that works well with the story.

There’s a moment coming up in the film that I might A&B against thou I guess the one from (1996) will have the hardest and loudest.

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post #528 of 531
6/2/08 at 9:35am

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

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Originally Posted by Mark Seaton
Hi Jack... I've been playing with this and got the e-mail and a call from Tom about their posting of this yesterday.

This will certainly ratttle the house and you can clip most any system with it.

BE CAREFULL!

When Tom first made the recording he analyzed parts of it and found the whole track to have a dynamic range of ~70dB and a peak to average ratio of around 40dB.

Tom said the bursts at the end have a wide mound of energy that was at a maximum at 25Hz but still equal at 50Hz and 10Hz.

On my system it is a very "moving" experience in the house. The precussive effect is very realistic if your system has good response and extension. Tom pushede the volume of the last minute of the track so it peaks just shy of 0dB on the digital scale. Again, play this at a lower level before turning it up.

A friend of ours has a very nice HD camera setup, so maybe next year we could have some more fun and add video.


Well I always practice caution that’s how my subs have managed to last the course of time and I’m not about to become careless, is this download simple and I’m not sure which one it is as I see several on the page. Danley Sound Labs - Technical Downloads
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post #529 of 531
6/2/08 at 9:39am

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

Here’s a Psycho98-acoustic one, that may not be trilling but it scares me enough, with the plucks of the stings beating against the sofa.









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post #530 of 531
6/3/08 at 3:43pm

Re: Frequency waterfall charts of a few familiar favourites

This is still a MOVIE waterfall chart thread NOT a sub thread.
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post #531 of 531
6/7/08 at 1:09pm

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