1. Times-Volkswagen
Selected from ERA's Mass album, this piece is magnificent and has a typical European church style. It was once thought to have been adapted from the Song of the First Armored Division of the SS. Mass is generally transliterated as "mass", which is a thanksgiving ceremony of Catholicism and Orthodox Church. It is easy to understand that this song is full of religious meaning. This piece of music has a strong poetic style, so it has a sense of sacredness, and the arrangement form of electronic music has not affected the solemn atmosphere created by this piece of music. This song has fierce bass, wide range, attractive melody and excellent musicality and sound effect.
2. Wang Yong-Song Fahui and the Pure Land of Dance.
The total duration of this song is nearly 10 minutes, and it consists of three parts: Fa Hui, Song and Dance and Pure Land. In the Lama's prayer, the trombone blows a horrible monotonous long sound, which is then converted into Sanskrit chanting on the basis of strings, flutes and flutes. The long sound is gradually introduced into the main theme of sheng, guzheng and sanxian, and the arrangement is bold and novel without leaving any trace. The joy of the "song and dance" part is rough, and the solemnity of the "pure land" part is unforgettable. Faced with such rich musical expression, we can only regret the lack of language. This song is full of movement, the bass is elastic and the dive is deep. For desktop systems, it is difficult to play back. Excellent playback should be structured, magnificent, powerful and elastic, and have a solemn sense of encirclement.
3. Liu Xing-Lonely Crane in the Cloud
This song is selected from "Go Your Own Way" and has become one of the representative works of new folk music. There is an ancient gentleman's charm in China, not its rhythm and rhythm. Its rhythm and rhythm are actually quite modern, and a large number of electronic components are filled with it without destroying its skeleton-absolutely Chinese flavor! Lonely Crane in the Clouds seems to put us on the top of the mountain. In front of me is the eternal time that has passed away, at my feet is the surging sea of clouds, and there is no joy or sadness in my heart. The whole article is full of this faint meaning. If we know something about Taoism, we will find that it is a sense of avenue. This song is a traditional song with high low-frequency density and deep dive, and it has little good performance. This song can not only test the diving depth and low frequency resolution of the speaker, but also test the control power of the power amplifier system. Testing multimedia speakers is a bit harsh, but you should listen to this song anyway.
4. He Xuntian-Dust Drum
Selected from He Xuntian's Paramita album, this is a new era album with strong Buddhist music and folk music style. This dust drum is pure percussion, but it is extremely difficult to play back. It dives deep at low frequencies, enough to stop many speakers. Even if the diving depth can meet the requirements, it needs to be extremely elastic at low frequencies, otherwise it will be as uncomfortable as knocking on an iron drum. This piece has a variety of rhythms, and various percussion instruments have different styles, but they are very harmonious. This piece of music is different from ordinary drum music. It is rich in Buddhist music elements and can create an extremely warm sense of encirclement. It won't feel noisy at all, just like soaking in warm water. Layers of warm water flow through your face, making people happy to immerse themselves in it.
5. He Xuntian-Qianjiang Moon
Thousands of rivers and moons, cloudless days in Wan Li and cloudless days in Wan Li ... are selected from He Xuntian's album Polo Mido, the first part of which is pure percussion. We can guarantee that you rarely hear such excellent drums recorded, but at the same time they are abnormal. In the ever-changing rhythm, the transient dynamic ability of the system is always tested, and most importantly, the bass unit is required to show low-frequency details when hitting quickly. At 3: 20, the chorus of 100 people began. When you open the second part, you will test the dynamic response of the whole frequency of the system. It's time to burn the speaker (please turn down the volume in advance). What floor can you hear? Did you hear the chorus bells? Are these clocks a piece of music? Do you feel this is a fairyland? Starting from six o'clock, the third part of the music begins. First, the monk's singing gradually fades out into the background music. The bamboo flute outlines the main theme. What kind of picture is described? Super detached? Settle down? Or ... reincarnation?