how are the bass patterns ???? useable or chezzy
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My husband does not use the bass patterns so we can't help you. Also it isn't because they are chezzy it's just he never uses the bass drum patterns off the drum machines. So this isn't much help, sorry!
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I found them kinda nice... if you go and fool around there is a way to get an almost organ sound from them.
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I find them a little too "active" to be used for the music I play. They may be programmable, but I haven't taken the time to do that.
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Depends what kind of outcome you are looking for. I use the bass patterns on this machine to provide a framework for developing lines to play along with the rhythm track. If you are asking this machine to be your stand in bass player that might be a bit cheesy.
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Yes I would count it as reasonable & Responsible adult bass. Ive not found it too heavy like when I was in my 20's and rattled the hell out of my car. I know i've said it before but I really enjoy these, and I'm glad this is the set I chose. I still have them, they still work great.
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I'm a bass player, so I'm really partial to bass in music. My prejudices disclosed, think the player has pretty decent bass response for it's size, full and not muddy. It satisfies my craving for the low register in most music, including the sub-dub bass in reggae.
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They are Ok. I mean, they aren't booming bass, but they are certainly a very broad range of good sound. The bass is legit, but if you want huge bass, I'd suggest getting some bass speakers for your trunk or some stuff like that.
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Sound quality is pretty darn good! The Beats are known for a little heavier bass sound, but some people love that including me. Others might prefer to have the true sound of the music. I think they are high quality with heavier bass than some. Hope that helps.
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I love mine just the way it is- You can adjust the bass the way you want it, and Iquestion adding more. Thanks Good Luck!! you'll love the unit!!
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Hi Bryan, it depends if you appreciate flat response. If you're into augmented bass maybe look at something that is more tailored to bass boosting, etc... However, if you're interested in faithful representation of what you're listening to these are great. Most electronic music is well-balanced enough to not need artificial bass boosting in earphone design. These are really great earphones, I've been enjoying them a lot.
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I believe the sound engine is the same as the motif, I think they sound good, as far as styles go if you are talking about the built in parts of songs they sound good, but I find them too difficult to use for my own work
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Hello Gregg. Sorry it took so long to respond. You will get a solid bass response from this headphone. I'm enjoying it!
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Bass is decent, but I mean...they're ear buds. Not going to be anything fantastic. Noise canceling technology is only in larger headphones. These are okay with outside noise, but again, they're just buds and you can't expect too much. As far as this type of headphones is concerned, they're better than most! But if you want good bass and noise cancelling, you'll need to get some external headphones and pay a lot more.
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Not really... Just find a song with good bass and play with the setting until you get it dialed in. I found that it sounded pretty good with most of the settings "midway"
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The Bass on these is great! I'm not entirely sure what you mean by 'what you need to look at to tell.' But if you aren't satisfied with the bass of these headphones, the software comes with a built-in equalizer. You can adjust the bass in the headphones.
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Bass is good, not top of the line frequency response of course but good.. However, if you're using it for music or you think you're getting a sound system you will be disappointed but, overall for the price it sounds clean and clear.
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Hi Ethen,I am not a good judge of sound quality. Overall, the sound is OK but I can say that in my opinion the bass isn't strong enough.Ori
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Disclaimer: I've spent quite a bit of time forcing these puppies into various depths and angles to try to find ANY angle where they produce any sort of bass, and I've failed miserably. I'm sure it's too late for these folks, but for anyone else in the same boat... To answer your questions directly, no - the design is COMPLETELY different from the Sonys, and I can't imagine anything like that problem would happen to these (it's pretty much all hard plastic (except for the interchangeable plugs.) However... as I'm also moving on from my previous two sets of the Sony headphones you guys are talking about, I should warn you that I'm thoroughly disappointed with the Etymotics. You should be forewarned that the Sonys you've been listening to, though not nearly as high quality a can as the 6i's, are rather bass-heavy. You probably already knew that, but as almost every review will echo, the 6i's are VERY light on bass. This equation will probably have you in the same boat as me, ready to return them because they HAVE TO BE BROKEN to sound that 'top-heavy'! I know, I know, bass isn't everything - but when you're going from a Sony to one of these it's just too big of a loss, no matter how much more 'accurate' they might be. And I'm sorry, but 20Hz? No way. Using test sources I dont' notice anything until 64Hz, and for an in-ear phone that's simply unacceptable. Only when I set my EQ to +12dB on 64Hz, with an even slope such that it's flat at 250Hz, do things ALMOST sound natural. Final recommendation: Don't buy them unless you've had a chance to listen to them, or know you can return them. And go ahead and SCHEDULE the return trip in your planner.
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I completely agree. To make bass, you have to move air.Having said that, these actually do so very well. I'm under the impression that those claiming the E2C doesn't produce bass either aren't getting a proper fit or don't understand how incredibly flat the frequency responce is (and should be).If you want boomy bass try Sony. They're cheaper.
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The bass on them is great... not over powering like many head phones, but just right to give whatever your listening to a good kick