I am currently working on a project to develop a next generation speaker. I am able to mix down a song at -45db. Once mix down I apply a second method to where I can play a song and have it sound like any other song, but it's plays at -45db. My goal is to create a speaker or headphones that can mix it up with the best. I guess what I'm asking is getting a song to play like any other song at -45db is a good start. Do I need to go lower or deeper to produce a sound that other companies does not produce. !I know its bit of a stretch but once I know how deep I need to go to produce a sound like no other I can set a goal in place. "Thanks"

 

I am currently working on a project to develop a next generation speaker. I am able to mix down a song at -45db. Once mix down I apply a second method to where I can play a song and have it sound like any other song, but it's plays at -45db. My goal is to create a speaker or headphones that can mix it up with the best. I guess what I'm asking is getting a song to play like any other song at -45db is a good start. Do I need to go lower or deeper to produce a sound that other companies does not produce. !I know its bit of a stretch but once I know how deep I need to go to produce a sound like no other I can set a goal in place. "Thanks"

Could you please tell me what a dB is in this context.

 

Do I need to go lower or deeper to produce a sound that other companies does not produce. !

Huh? I have no idea what you're doing or asking. Deeper into your wallet maybe.

 

Do you know what sound is?

 

Once mix down I apply a second method to where I can play a song and have it sound like any other song

You mean like the rubbish audio that emanates from cars? All you hear is thump, thump, thump, thump, ......

it's plays at -45dB

If the human hearing threshold is 0dB (20μP), then -45dB would be totally inaudible!

 

Lower in level (dB's) or lower in frequency (Hz)?