Music & songs that best showcase sound system

[vandytom]

Wanted to start a thread on all the best songs to try that truly take advantage of the CyberTruck superior speakers system. Let me begin. I was shocked to hear this new song today I discovered via American music award last night.

Ivonny Bonita by Karol G

Attached photo of my settings. This is my setting for any vocal and instrumental heavy songs. Immersive really makes it feel like you’re right there in the room! I love all the different bass sounds from drums and other percussions.

love to know your best song.

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[Coolhandz]

Bossman - Lutan Fyah

 

[The Tesla Guy]

School by Supertramp cranked up is always my go to as the first thing I play on any sound System
But
Way Down Deep
by Jennifer Warnes (1992)
Will push the lows to the max.
Could even help you find that there are loose clips in the doors

 

[kpanda17]

Wanted to start a thread on all the best songs to try that truly take advantage of the CyberTruck superior speakers system. Let me begin. I was shocked to hear this new song today I discovered via American music award last night.

Ivonny Bonita by Karol G

Attached photo of my settings. This is my setting for any vocal and instrumental heavy songs. Immersive really makes it feel like you’re right there in the room! I love all the different bass sounds from drums and other percussions.

love to know your best song.

Good thread
I’ve posted this idea on X before
For that post and highly suggested for its bass, percussion:
Blue Man Group - Rods and Cones
Highest volume you can handle
Pretty much the same EQ setting, I tend to push the tremble, high frequency higher
And obviously bass
Enjoy

btw, I’m playing everyone’s suggested music

 

[kpanda17]

School by Supertramp cranked up is always my go to as the first thing I play on any sound System
But
Way Down Deep
by Jennifer Warnes (1992)
Will push the lows to the max.
Could even help you find that there are loose clips in the doors

Love School

 

[kpanda17]

Good thread
I’ve posted this idea on X before
For that post and highly suggested for its bass, percussion:
Blue Man Group - Rods and Cones
Highest volume you can handle
Pretty much the same EQ setting, I tend to push the tremble, high frequency higher
And obviously bass
Enjoy

btw, I’m playing everyone’s suggested music

don’t forget our trucks have two subs

 

[UberNoob]

Itchy scratchy by subtronic is a fav

 

[kpanda17]

Itchy scratchy by subtronic is a fav

checking it out
Never heard of them

 

[kpanda17]

Led Zeppelin Celebration Day, entire album
But esp Kashmir
Blast IT

 

[Friday]

Ascent.

Time Warp: Erich Kunzel and Cincinnati Pops. 1984 release

Used frequently to test audio systems..
Original CD has this warning.
Warning! TIME WARP contains some of the most powerful signal content ever produced on a phonograph record/compact disc. The opening track, ASCENT, if played back at high levels on wide-range equipment, is capable of severely damaging amplifiers and/or loudspeakers.


Trust me.

(edited to add CD title and included warning)

 

[HaulingAss]

Bossman - Lutan Fyah

The bands may overlap slightly in a graphic EQ, but uniform adjustments across all of them still result in a flat overall lift or cut with no meaningful change to the "shape" of the sound. This means you could subtract 5 from each of your settings and achieve essentially the same thing, maybe better. You would have to turn up the volume to compensate.

Boosting everything reduces available headroom in the amp/DSP before distortion sets in. High-end systems are designed with plenty of headroom, so this is rarely an issue at normal volumes—but it's why audio pros often prefer cutting problem frequencies rather than boosting everything.

To the OP's original question, I don't have a favorite song to test stereos, I need to listen to a bunch of tracks of different music. Any well recorded track sounds great on the Cybertruck. Just make sure it's a high bitrate recording, MP3 recordings sound noticeably flatter. I subscribe to Tidal for this very reason. HiFi tracks need to be downloaded to internal memory using WiFi to download. They can also be streamed over WiFi and, if you have Starlink, they can be streamed while driving. I imagine they could also be streamed if you use your phone as a WiFi hotspot (but that's going to push your data usage sky high).

Tip: I've found most music sounds best in the Cybertruck with the rear seats down, and not a lot of stuff packed in on the floor areas (including the area forward of the center console). The music has more depth and punch and feels more "open" for lack of a better word.

 

[Setok]

While waiting in anticipation of the Cybertruck launch, I created a playlist of suitable cybernetic content. This could be one nice starting point but in particular I would like to highlight the first track, Jean-Michel Jarre’s Calypso Part 2. Just turn up the volume and listen to those rumbling, low, analogue synthesizers, before the dynamics hit in!

OK admittedly I haven’t been able to listen to these on the real thing yet, as the Cybertruck isn’t available here. So let me know how it works out

 

[Jodadj]

I own a production company and these are what we use to run sound checks on systems for 1000+ people.

 

[aadams1278]

Sam Lux - In Control

 

[tingmo13]

Cybertruck being such a unique vehicle that never existed in this World deserve the ROAD KING title along with Boney M song: KING OF THE ROAD.

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