Is 500 hz bass or vocals?

Question

Is 500 hz bass or vocals?

Answer 1

sub-bass is 10-120(85 max really) 120-500 is mid bass(deep vocals or pick of guitar string or similar) everything else is treble

Answer 2

vocals,   most bass notes are between 20 and 80 hz

Answer 3

thse are the vocals

the lower the number the lower the bass the higher well the higher homeslice   sorry i'm hungry

Answer 4

500Hz is sound of high voice when people singing, so it is not bass. it is mid-range.

No real specifications, but

infa sounds are around less than 20Hz

sub-bass is between 20-40Hz

Bass is 40-80Hz

mid-bass is 80- 140Hz

140 to 400 is mid-range

400 to 2500 is vocal

2500 to 6000 is treble

6000 and up is high - noise, hi-hat sounds etc....

In fact, every people hear this differrent - for example I feel 32-35Hz like absolute deep bass. everything under this is unusable or unhearable for me. But I can hear 23000Hz clearly, so I miss that soft, slim "tssss" sounds in music when music is compressed to MP3 and other formats, or speakers cannot handle this frequency. it is individual.

Answer 5

Definitely not vocals.  It's not really bass either.  500 Hz is at the higher end of the midbass spectrum, if you need to classify it somewhere.